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What is the size of this pool, ie how many GPUs would it take for an individual user to be able to run their own equivalent today? Let's assume the LLM is fully downloadable.
I ask, because, if LLMs stop improving exponentially, surely soon enough we will ALL be able to run un-quantised local LLMs of sufficient quality for day to day tasks.
What do my fellow HN users think? Should they be autoflagged or marked as paywalled?
Should contributors post a summary that they have themselves written, and add the link elsewhere in their post for those interested? I do think that a smidgen of extra effort would be valued greatly by all.
I know there is HN guidance on this, and I have previously and regretfully posted paywalled articles, but keen on seeing is anyone has any new or better ideas.
Anyway, back to the unusual. To get an instantly opening window I have to open a New General Window (command, option, shift, 2). Pressing command N opens a new personal window, which takes 2 seconds on an M4 Max. This is madness. I don't ever remember configuring a personal browsing window and I can't change the default behaviour.
What is going on behind the scenes and are Apple engineers using some kind of work around to this infuriating behaviour?
nb. I will not change my behaviour to using tabs.
Spotlight for quick launches Doc for my most used Apps Launchpad to provide an at a glance view of most my other apps that I had a visual memory of which apps were where.
I have an efficiency gap now that I can't figure out how to fill. The new app launcher may as well be as easy to navigate as going to the Applications folder and opening that.
Is anyone else having this issue? Has anyone found a good workaround?
nb - I suspect they did this to unify and force users to consider iOS apps in their MacOS use. But, I speculate.