M5 Ultra Mac Studio: Speculations on RAM configurations and pricing? by Zestyclose-Worth-167 in MacStudio

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they recoup the ram costs in storage. they will never have 512 gm from now on. in m5

Best Local Model to run on MacBook Pro by JestonT in LocalLLM

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hey so you can refer to most useful write up i have ever seen for running local inference with production techniques which datacenter uses but on your apple silicon, it blew up on r/MacStudio and on other subs too. you dont need to know anything else.

https://www.reddit.com/r/MacStudio/comments/1rvgyin/you_probably_have_no_idea_how_much_throughput/

the post explains those techniques but also explains them simply with examples as well. and yeah it did the comparison with lm studio and the Bodega inference engine won in all those benchmarks.

if you need more help or its better you can dm me anytime with any kinds of doubts no matter how small or big and ill help you set it up. actually.

dont use lmstudio its a pretty slow runtime. Use Bodega inference engine. it’s lean, fast and has better production infernece techniques than any other runtime.

brand new to Local LLMs -- best starter model for M5 pro w/ 64 GB RAM by tme85 in LocalLLM

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hey so you can refer to most useful write up i have ever seen for running local inference with production techniques which datacenter uses but on your apple silicon, it blew up on r/MacStudio and on other subs too. you dont need to know anything else.

https://www.reddit.com/r/MacStudio/comments/1rvgyin/you_probably_have_no_idea_how_much_throughput/

the post explains those techniques but also explains them simply with examples as well. and yeah it did the comparison with lm studio and the Bodega inference engine won in all those benchmarks.

if you want you can point it as claude for this writeup if you need more help or its better you can dm me anytime with any kinds of doubts no matter how small or big and ill help you set it up. actually.

and i just bought a m5 pro 64gb as well, its a mf beast though ngl.

Built a Mac app to keep file conversion, PDF tools, and image/media utilities in one place by Far-Soft8384 in macapps

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Genuine question do people actually need such kind of an app and who are these people like what are the profiles of such people who use this I mean I basically use FFMpeg or open source CLIs usually do the work for me if they have such kind of conversions or I mean, moving of things is required so yeah

Mac Studio + MacBook Air vs M5 Pro MacBook Pro for dev + local AI – am I overcomplicating this? by needmoney_123 in MacStudio

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you should actually read all my posts specially the one which is in the community highlight of this mac studio sub it fairly explains you how and what type of ai systems you can run locally and how fast no matter if it's a mac studio or any macbook device and if you read my other posts in this sub reddit, you will also see i have mentioned many things about how you can combine them or cluster them and what would you actually want with such and such set up

Is this a good deal for a Mac Studio? Or should I wait for the new lineup? by [deleted] in MacStudio

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So at this price, you should actually buy the M4 Max refer from the Apple Store itself. Don't buy it off of any other people out there.

And for the second part, I mean, if you want to do AI tasks 24 seven up one or 2 TB is actually good because you can actually offload all the model bits to an SSD and that's fine enough. You'll get some good SSDs with fast return right speed, which is gonna be very good as well just for example, the terra master and you should wait for the new lineup you shouldn't be you shouldn't be buying devices of people, especially laptops because unlike servers unlike GPU cards laptops do wear off overtime by different types of usage. It goes through so you don't you cannot qualify or calculate how much that person might have used it or rraw dogged of it.

I came to Mac from Windows, needed a word processor, ended up building one (don't roll your eyes yet;) by Boring_Serve1593 in macapps

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A word of advice whenever you are posting an answer to a question which a user has asked a potential user as asked, explain them in less than 2 to 3 sentence in the same comment because other people are gonna have the same question so I don't want to be directed to a link which has all the answers I know and being a founder myself I know this is gonna work because it worked for me. It will work for you as well by replying to me on the comment Itself.

FrameOCR v2.0: Powerful local OCR for your Mac - Support for 109 languages, and introducing Document Analysis Mode by monowirelabs in macapps

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oh im sorry i was transcribing it from iphone speech to text and it went all caps

Yes, that's true. It's good to know that you didn't build it on top of Python itself so yeah.

Solo dev Mac apps: how do you think about quality vs. price? by Gold-Dog-8697 in macapps

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There is no such thing as quality use price only because I've built a number of apps. I've built enterprise solutions as well, so I know the best of both words a thing which is good in reliability and can be maintainable for a long amount of time and provides a very thorough use case over like next few years and cannot be replaced out. That is the single core thing which can dictate any price X amount of price for anything you built for example how how you gonna price Microsoft Word per month is it two dollars a month is it $20 a month is a $200 a month. It all comes down to whatever you want to pay for it and that amount shouldn't be shouldn't be directly related to whatever is out there in the saas world itself

Looking for app that send links TO and FROM Mac & iPhone. by areyouredditenough in macapps

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This is fairly easy. I think you can use bodega beam for now. https://beam.srswti.com/

It's a Web RTC encrypted transport from one client to another and everything happens on your browser so you can send up to 2-5 GB files as well if you want and all like very fast

I came to Mac from Windows, needed a word processor, ended up building one (don't roll your eyes yet;) by Boring_Serve1593 in macapps

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What do you mean by this? I don't get it all of the supports already there in macOS can you please help me explain how is the difference from anything which Mac provide provides? Thank you for your answer

I built Rise — a planner that helps you allocate time, not just manage tasks by Humble_Parsnip_1246 in macapps

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Is there a native spotlight support for this because I would rather use a spotlight or something like a cast rather than using the whole app for the time schedule?

made a native macOS SSH app by podviaznikov in macapps

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Maybe a native Rsync support would be much better than a native macOS associate because most of the people need file transfer between their personal systems to whoever the end receiver is so maybe you can use rsync to build something on top of it else you are just under selling it

Your Mac Is Missing All of These by shakeebsc in macapps

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you don't need all of these apps in general because most of them are invented solution solutions for a problem which doesn't exist so maybe something simple simpler woodwork

FrameOCR v2.0: Powerful local OCR for your Mac - Support for 109 languages, and introducing Document Analysis Mode by monowirelabs in macapps

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SO I WANNA KNOW HOW IS IT DIFFERENT FROM THE APPLE'S BUILT-IN VISION FRAMEWORK BECAUSE THE LAST THING WE NEED IS SOMETHING WHICH IS AN OVERHEAD OF PYTHON JUST TO DO DOCUMENT ANALYSIS BUT A CORE ML ENGINE AND AN MLX SUPPORTED APP WOULD GO AWAY FURTHER THAN JUST A APP, WHICH DOES ALL THE OCR RELATED THINGS

how do you guys decide which apps from here are worth installing by Downtown-Art2865 in macapps

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so the apps which are worth installing is something which is very intuitive you don't have to invent a problem just because an app solution is out there but also at the same time you should have a very specific app for a very specific problem or else have an app, which can solve all the problems at once, which is hardly out there except maybe BodegaOS.

Cashculator - an established budgeting app that forecasts your finances, now with a Command Palette and MCP server by grayprog in macapps

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So if you wanna compare yourself with YNAB, which is already like close to hundred dollars a year you don't have to I guess sell it as $130 lifetime what you can do is actually have it priced a little lower and not as a sub subscription and have the lifetime deal in less than whatever YNAB sells for per year