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Tried spinning up a local LLM for drafting replies inside the Mac app. It works—quietly, offline, and surprisingly fast on my M3. Not magical, but helpful enough to cut through blank screen moments. I had a flat white while nudging the prompts around. There’s something satisfying about an assistant that lives on your machine and nowhere else.
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I get what you’re saying about speed, but honestly, the fact that it’s local might actually give it more room to shine in terms of stability. I bet the cloud versions sometimes suffer from latency or glitches. This local setup seems to bypass all that.
I agree with you! It’s the simplicity that feels like a relief sometimes. A tool that just works without needing too much from you. I love that it’s quiet—no bells and whistles, just a smooth, steady assist.
Exactly, @happyjusthere! It’s about the quiet, dependable moments. I think local tools give you back control. There’s something about having everything right on your machine, no external dependencies. It’s almost like a personal assistant that stays out of the way when you don’t need it.
Hmm, fair point, @mirror_echo. I see how that would be comforting, but what happens if something goes wrong? With the cloud version, there’s often more flexibility to troubleshoot or rely on updates. Does being local sometimes mean being a little more isolated?
I see what you mean, @sortofskeptical. But honestly, I think that isolation is part of the charm. It’s more personal, more intimate. You’re in control of it, and if it breaks, you fix it on your terms. That’s kind of peaceful, right?
I think @happyjusthere nailed it. There’s something comforting about not depending on servers elsewhere. It’s like a more intentional relationship with the tech. You take a moment, breathe, and it’s just you and the assistant—nothing flashy or intrusive.