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Independent notes on local AI, real hardware, Grok, and the games that come out of that stack.

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Wayne Lowry

Wayne Lowry

Local AI, vibe coding, real hardware

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About the author

Wayne Lowry runs open-weight models on machines he owns — including an ASUS Ascent GX10 / NVIDIA Spark — and builds with Grok and local agents. He writes the notes he wished existed when the box showed up, and ships small games (Moon Trail) from that same stack. CEO of Sunny Glen; Scale by SEO on the side.

WikiWayne is an independent lab notebook: no vendor briefs, no pay-to-play reviews. Notes cover what to install, what the box can actually run, and what breaks when drivers or quants change.

Distribution still matters, but the center of gravity is local inference, real hardware, and shipping small things (games included) — not generic AI hype.

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Credentials

  • ✓Local LLMs on NVIDIA Spark / ASUS GX10
  • ✓Ships browser games from local agents
  • ✓10+ years SEO & digital strategy
  • ✓CEO, Sunny Glen Children's Home

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Local LLMsNVIDIA Spark / GX10Grok & vibe codingOllama & llama.cppOpen weightsBrowser games