In reply to @ss:someonex.net
zowoq: do you think it's time nix-community's cuda jobset was advertised on discourse? I'd archive https://github.com/SomeoneSerge/nixpkgs-cuda-ci/, updating the readme to point at nix-community docs

What are you planning to advertise

I'm unsure it's my place to be announcing anything as I'm not the one maintaining the infra, but basically that, on still experimental grounds (?), --arg config "{ cudaSupport = true; }" version of nixos-unstable can now be consumed via nix-community cachix, which is bigger/safer/more sustainable than the previous options, yada yada

we were going to switch aarch64 from sbsa to jetson?

Ah yes, we can push that through beforehand. That said, I reckon x86_64-linux audience is big enough to warrant the announcement ~~and I'm not even sure if there's a lot of nixos jetson enthusiasts out there or it's all corporations who can run their own caches~~

What are you planning to advertise

I'm unsure it's my place to be announcing anything as I'm not the one maintaining the infra, but basically that, on still experimental grounds (?), --arg config "{ cudaSupport = true; }" version of nixos-unstable can now be consumed via nix-community cachix, which is bigger/safer/more sustainable than the previous options, yada yada

we were going to switch aarch64 from sbsa to jetson?

Ah yes, we can push that through beforehand. That said, I reckon x86_64-linux audience is big enough to warrant the announcement and I'm not even sure if there's a lot of nixos jetson enthusiasts out there or it's all corporations who can run their own caches

What are you planning to advertise

I'm unsure it's my place to be announcing anything as I'm not the one maintaining the (new) infra, but basically that, on still experimental grounds (?), --arg config "{ cudaSupport = true; }" version of nixos-unstable can now be consumed via nix-community cachix, which is bigger/safer/more sustainable than the previous options, yada yada

we were going to switch aarch64 from sbsa to jetson?

Ah yes, we can push that through beforehand. That said, I reckon x86_64-linux audience is big enough to warrant the announcement and I'm not even sure if there's a lot of nixos jetson enthusiasts out there or it's all corporations who can run their own caches

If you want we could leave aarch64 as it is for now, I'll just drop aarch64 from our docs so we aren't advertising something that we're going to change.

I don't mind who does the announcement but lets check with Jonas Chevalier Mic92

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