Engineer posting about robotics/software engineering; engages on applied robotics and tooling topics relevant to industrial automation.
On homelab, I'm running some tests with: - Qwen3.5-27B-Claude-4.6-Opus-Distilled-MLX-4bit - qwen3.5-27b-opus-distilled-8bit (Apple Silicon, MLX) The 4bit is a bit less comprehensive than the 8bit, but both are amazing. The quality of work (coding, specific) would have blown me away just 6 months ago -- and I've used Opus 4.5 since, which is my main reference point now -- but it's either now or in a short time that local models downloaded will be sufficient for many coding tasks.
rtk makes day-time agentic work with Claude Code feel like the weekends (2x the tokens in high-demand hours through rtk) https://github.com/rtk-ai/rtk
Using Safari on a MacBook Air to access iCloud mail is a far superior experience than struggling with Mail.app. Imagine a product that sucks as a native app, from the maker of the OS and hardware, compare to a web...