So while I'm happy for those who can run Nix, keep in mind that it is not a universally available path to nirvana (liberation from suffering).
https://flox.dev/blog/the-flox-catalog-now-contains-nvidia-c...
So they can use the host driver in nix based services with Jetson
My biggest concern here is not feature parity with the latest in AI; but in usability, or maybe irrelevance (what happened to thin clients?). My hope is that what stopped thin client adoption was just paying cloud providers forever, and that the average consumer that has a home computer can use that computer as a NAS to actually be their own iCloud / OneDrive, with the ability to deploy their 'home machine' on any laptop.
I thought the big barrier was the custom kernel they distribute. It was a pain to use the old Jetsons before Nvidia finally enabled modern c group support for containerization with docker. Perhaps building a kennel for their ended platforms is simpler now?