@manton do you have any blog posts on how you (or others) use bookmarks? I haven’t really found a reason to use it yet, but I’m interested!

@numericcitizen you might check out Orion Browser. It’s a WebKit-based browser by Kagi. It has a great vertical tab implementation

@jtr I went through a similar migration from Arc. I landed on Safari (1 profile for work and 1 profile for shopping/banking) and Orion (everything else – casual browsing, research, technical stuff, etc). I still miss Arc because it is a lovely UX/browser experience on the desktop (their iPhone/iPad browser, though, ugh).

@Mtt I haven’t really dabbled in “local” AI image generation or editing, so don’t have any insider intel to share. I hope you post on what you learn as you progress!

@Mtt for running LLM’s, I’ve been switching back and forth between LM Studio and Anaconda’s AI Navigator. They are pretty similar apps – providing a pretty easy UI for discovering LLM’s, downloading, loading, and then chatting with the model. Both also provide you the ability to setup an API endpoint to programmatically access the LLM (typically thru an OpenAI specification).

LM Studio ties into HuggingFace for its choice of models while AI Navigator seems to pull from a list of models curated directly by Anaconda. This list is smaller than HuggingFace.

Both work really well – I have an M4 Pro-based Maci Mini with 48gb ram. This allows for a pretty decent range of LLM’s to run. If you’re running on a mac, try find MLX-based models to run as they are optimized for Applie Silicon. However, the majority of models on HuggingFace are GGUF-based.