@TechMDAI: Hey everyone, go out and support @ViC305. He has been vital to the dgx community and has been producing recipes like cr…
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The article encourages support for @ViC305, a key contributor to the DGX community who produces AI-related work such as quants and kernels, despite not owning a DGX Spark.
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Hey everyone, go out and support @ViC305. He has been vital to the dgx community and has been producing recipes like crazy.
Fun fact: I just found out he doesn’t even have a DGX Spark.
Support his effort to attain 1.
Cruz (@ViC305): A lot of people in this community were genuinely shocked when they learned this:
I do not own a DGX Spark.
Much of the Spark-specific work I’ve released, including day-zero EXL3 and GGUF quants, vllm-exl3 development, custom kernels, SixCat evaluations, and reproducible serving
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