@RayFernando1337: I’m super excited about Local Studio! I have two DGX Sparks connected together, and I will be able to run my own agents…
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Ray Fernando expresses excitement about Local Studio, an open-source interface for running AI agents on two connected DGX Sparks, similar to Codex.
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I’m super excited about Local Studio! I have two DGX Sparks connected together, and I will be able to run my own agents in a nice interface similar to Codex, all open source. https://t.co/BoRHgOoXm9
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