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  "title": "Mac ← USB-C cable → Linux box is becoming a thing.",
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  "transcript": "\n\n--- Top Comments ---\n\n\n[49 upvotes] …and Linux can treat the Mac as a directly attached network peer without Ethernet adapters, out-of-tree drivers, or another physical network.\n\nIf you're eyeing the new Mac Studios and you've already got NVIDIA hardware sitting around: if/when Exo or MLX/CUDA interoperability eventually gets good enough, we could all wind up with a local AI topology where the Mac is the large memory model host and Linux/NVIDIA nodes contribute either additional model capacity, specialized compute, speculative decoding, embeddings/reranking, separate concurrent agents, and more.\n\nReally neat stuff.\n\n[23 upvotes] Oh yeah! USB-C is really fast! Why haven't we been using that for more?",
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