@antirez: For the DGX Spark owners. This is what you get with DS4 in your hardware. I want to post this to show how with fast pre…
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antirez shares a demonstration of using DS4 on the DGX Spark, showing that despite slow generation, fast prefill keeps the system usable.
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For the DGX Spark owners. This is what you get with DS4 in your hardware. I want to post this to show how with fast prefill and not very fast generation, the system remains absolutely fine to use. https://t.co/rwvoK1cHeA
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