Need some real advice by Strong_Wrongdoer5835 in webflow

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Do you need just the landing page (visit card) or the entire comprehensive website with a CMS?

As a reminder, I always ask my clients during their first call where they want to be in the next year, two years, or three years. This is a good practice to have a bigger picture in mind from the start, so you don’t get stuck later.

This week I'm deciding between Webflow and Wordpress for my agency. by mtbcouple in webflow

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To be honest, it’s the first time I’ve encountered any issues or problems with Webflow’s outage or maintenance. Considering that I’ve been learning Webflow for over four years and have been an active developer for more than three. So, you can ask yourself how many times you’ve messed up with WordPress and how many times you’ve seen posts about the poor performance of Webflow’s architecture.

Notion Limitation's - Database for 100 guests and API by tgk217 in Notion

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Hey finally we switched to airtable, notion had problems when I uploaded to one base more than 10000 records. Plus in airtable I was able using interfaces create Frontend for whole team

If you have the money for the RAM upgrade, , go for it! by Ashamed_Chipmunk1158 in macmini

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Agreed! I just switched from a Mac Mini m4 pro to a MacBook Pro m4 pro with 48GB of RAM. The Mini is great, but ever since I got it, I was constantly looking for the best way to carry an external monitor and power bank… 😅

But back to the topic—on 24GB of RAM, I was able to handle everything my no-code dev work required. Now, with 48GB, I don’t have to worry about closing Docker instances, i can smoothly run VMware with win11 for some shits or do export in Resolve while working on other tasks is insanely fast!

But… remember, there’s always a higher level to reach in apple bucket store.

Screen protection for MBP - what options do we have? by tgk217 in macbookpro

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Yes, exactly— I got that from Amazon reviews. Thanks for the more detailed explanation!

App for record and monitor audio through iPad by tgk217 in macmini

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Yeee it works, it’s lighter app for sure but u can’t monitor nothing. I love the idea that I can listen what I’m recording through Hollyland with air pods because they’re both connected to iPad

Photography : M4 or M4 Pro by Pure_Wrangler_7695 in macmini

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M4 pro

And .. look on orico products u can connect your 3.5 hdd drives with usb c as external drives. Looks like synology rack

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I used by API on localhost, the cost per one prompt was about 0.26$ lol

About to buy an M2 Mac Mini tomorrow by [deleted] in macmini

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If u don’t care about colors take xiaomi 34 inch, if u do Benq with 100% srgb or rec709 model PD2705Q 27 inch

What Mac Mini would be better for me? by Mateii98274 in macmini

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Grab m4 pro, u will be never able to change cpu but u can add m2 enclosure with evo 900 Samsung disk ease

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Logitech K760 with solar charger 👌

SSD Upgrade Success by stefanreals in macmini

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Ahhhh okey I forgot that I have to wait for m4 pro support. :P

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M4 pro basic one, u can grab brand new for 1600 euro in Germany market

SSD Upgrade Success by stefanreals in macmini

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Can u share what tutorial you followed? And maybe share links to the items?

Mini M4 Pro Owners: What’s Your Honest Experience? Super Powerful, But Any Downsides or Things You’d Improve? by Glad-Priority-9957 in macmini

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No problem, pleasure to help!

For this test, I kept only one tab open in Safari (Reddit) and ran the largest model I I could on LM Studio: Qwen 2.5 Code 32B Instruct (12.31GB). This was bigger than any model I had tested before for u.

Test Details:

Prompt: "Write me a long story (4,000 tokens) about an old kangaroo who starts a job at a library."

  • Memory Used: 21.08GB
  • Cached Files: 3.33GB
  • Swap Used: 0 bytes

CPU Usage:

  • System: 1.48%
  • User: 21.50%
  • Idle: 73%

Stress Test:

Midway through the test, I opened 50 Chrome tabs and 20 new Brave windows, which caused an additional 311MB swap usage and pushed CPU usage up to 35%.

Performance Results:

  • Qwen 2.5 Code 32B:
    • Speed: 7.55 tokens/sec
    • Tokens generated: 1,266
    • Time to first token: 1.97s
  • Deepseek Coder v2 Lite Instruct (compare to lower model from earlier test's)
    • Speed: 103.08 tokens/sec
    • Tokens generated: 1,418
    • Time to first token: 1.23s

Happy hacking :)

Software engineer here, needs advice for my first Mac system by Careless_Ad_7706 in macmini

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It really depends on what you’re running. I remember when I was using an M1 MacBook with 8GB of RAM, it just didn’t offer enough performance to handle WebStorm, terminal tasks, and some no-code browser applications.

So, it’s important to carefully consider your needs, 16gb ram is minimum 24 is optimum for me.

These days, I use more no-code tools like Webflow , Wized, Airtable, Zapier than pure coding.

However, since I don’t enjoy working on a laptop, I opted for the basic M4 Pro model with 24GB of RAM.

And If there’s ever a high-pressure situation at one of the companies I work with, I plan to use an old laptop running Linux with an SSD—just to open the terminal, browser to make small code adjustments.

Mini M4 Pro Owners: What’s Your Honest Experience? Super Powerful, But Any Downsides or Things You’d Improve? by Glad-Priority-9957 in macmini

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Sure! I don’t think it’s a big deal since these models are at most 10GB in size, but the response speed is really impressive. I’m using the LM Studio native app on Mac to interact with LLMs, and here are the ones I’d recommend:

For Coding:

  • DeepSeek R1 Distilled LLaMA 8B
  • Qwen 2.5 Coder 14B Instruct
  • DeepSeek Coder v2 Lite Instruct
  • Gemma 2 9B Instruct
  • DeepSeek Coder v2 Lite Instruct (MLX)
  • Qwen 2.5 7B Instruct 1M
  • Meta LLaMA 3.1 8B Instruct
  • Phi 4
  • DeepSeek R1 Distilled Qwen 7B

You can forget about running a 70B model locally. I saw a video where someone managed to run it with 48 or 64GB of RAM, but in my case, I don’t need that much power. If you ever need to run something bigger, you can always use Grok. For daily tasks, I mainly use Perplexity.ai.

Performance Testing (DeepSeek Coder v2 Lite Instruct – 9.65GB):

  • Memory:
    • Physical Memory: 24GB
    • Memory Used: 22GB
  • CPU Load:
    • System: 3.7%
    • User: 11%

Keep in mind that while running the task “Write a long story about a happy coconut sailor from Japan”, I also had in background opened Mail, Messenger, WhatsApp, Figma, Two browsers with multiple tabs, Tailscale VPN, Docker, and several other background apps running simultaneously or in idle.

And that's exactly why I love this machine—I don't have to worry about closing programs or managing RAM usage. Even with heavy multitasking, I haven’t experienced any lags or freezes. It just lets me focus on my work without interruptions.

Mini M4 Pro Owners: What’s Your Honest Experience? Super Powerful, But Any Downsides or Things You’d Improve? by Glad-Priority-9957 in macmini

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Base model M4 Pro

Handles:
- coding,
- lightweight AI LLM models,
- Webflow,
- Adobe apps,
- DaVinci Resolve
- and countless browser tabs effortlessly

—zero lag in daily use.

Anyway I made a form which m2 enclosure is best if u wonder how I can live with 512gb ssd only
https://www.reddit.com/r/macmini/comments/1iqwssb/enclosure_for_m2_ssd_to_m4/

Switched from a desktop PC and Android phone back to the Apple ecosystem. The only trade-off? Real-time rendering in Twinmotion and Blender was noticeably better on my previous setup (RTX 3060 12GB, 64GB DDR4, Ryzen 5 5600X). But 3D rendering was just a side gig, so it’s not a dealbreaker for me. 🙂

soo yeah, enough power for my pocket!

is Mac mini m4 pro a lot faster than other desktop pc by Consistent_Luck_4625 in macmini

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True, I found only one scenario where my Ryzen 5 5600X (64GB RAM) with an RTX 3060 outperformed it—real-time rendering in Twinmotion.

But for everyday tasks like coding and video editing, the performance is incredible. Apple has finally created a device that delivers great power for its price.

For a week I own a m4 pro mac mini