Mar 14 · 15 min read · There’s a moment when you’re watching a model load into memory. The progress bar is filling up to 87 gigabytes and it hits you. You’re about to talk to something that has 120 billion parameters. Not t
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Mar 14 · 58 min read · This guide is for developers only. If you are not yet a Python and Git expert - please learn both before implementing the steps in this article! Python and Git expertise is necessary to run OpenClaw s
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Feb 18 · 5 min read · Coding with a local AI was something I was looking forward to when I bought my DGX Spark. I work alongside an Agentic Engineering specialist, so I’m well aware of how this can accelerate coding (and slow it down, depending on what practices you adopt...
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Feb 14 · 4 min read · A few months ago I started using my DGX Spark, and coming in with minimal experience of running local models, I wanted a simple and easy to understand inference engine (as I wrote in this article). Plus I could see the experts on the DGX Spark user g...
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Feb 6 · 7 min read · I’m working on a poster generation project with a plan to train a model on typesetting layouts. To do this I am extracting example layouts from poster images using the multimodal model GLM4.6V Flash. It turns out this model is a little temperamental ...
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Feb 3 · 4 min read · In Part 1 of this series, I got NVIDIA AI Workbench to accept a custom PyTorch base image on DGX Spark. Got the container validated, the GPU was visible, and CUDA worked. 🔗 Click here to read part 1 of this series By most checklists, the environm...
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Jan 24 · 5 min read · If you are working with NVIDIA DGX Spark (or your own rig) and trying to do anything beyond toy experimentation, you will very quickly run into challenges. 👉 Setting up your own rig? See my previous article to get started Deploying Local AI Inferen...
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Jan 13 · 6 min read · I recently resurrected a poster generation project I started a year ago. The idea is to create vintage-style poster backgrounds and then add the right font and layout for a given text and image. I paused that project because I wanted to use onboard m...
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Jan 4 · 2 min read · No sooner had I build a GGUF model registry than llama.cpp released functionality to dynamically load and unload models from their new llama-server web UI! I had a play with this and realised that it doesn’t exactly work for my setup, mainly because ...
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