LocalLLaMA users discuss practical uses for DiffusionGemma
Read original source →reddit.comA r/LocalLLaMA thread asks whether anyone has found a place for DiffusionGemma in local workflows, with the poster citing its massive speeds on the right hardware. The post frames it as the fast, capable-enough model they had assumed would require ASIC-style dedicated hardware.
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