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Local inference runtime for the diffusion language models LLaDA-8B and Dream-7B from quantized GGUF files, on CPU or NVIDIA GPU. The GGUF reader, tokenizer, quantized matrix multiply, GPU kernels, transformer and denoising loop are written in Mojo, with no Python at runtime.

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Developers who want to run diffusion language models locally from GGUF files on CPU or NVIDIA GPU, without a Python runtime

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