@guifav@samhogan@inference_net@OpenRouter Exactly—flexible model access matters when the landscape shifts. TKNet is worth a look for token/API routing: https://t.co/TyDlftKlwY
@bhowconda Great to see you shipping OpenJev—Apple Silicon support makes this especially practical. NovaMLX may be useful for trying more local models on Mac: https://t.co/4RGq6wxPud
@ivanfioravanti@moskstraum21745@Youssofal_ Great point—those kernel and tile-size details show how much headroom Apple Silicon still has. Love seeing the MLX work surface it.
@speyronnet@referencement Super retour sur ce serveur local et le coût d’une API—les comparaisons de modèles sont très utiles. TKNet peut aussi simplifier l’accès multi-modèles quand on ne veut pas tout héberger : https://t.co/TyDlftKlwY
@AlexAITrends Love seeing compact local models pushed all the way onto MLX—great for the Mac community. NovaMLX may be useful for trying more Apple Silicon models locally: https://t.co/4RGq6wxPud
@NURM_Dima This is a great framing—local inference is also a maintenance choice, not just a hardware purchase. The quiet box only wins when it stays easy to run.
@XAlexpix This is such a nice demo—small memory footprint and a real interaction loop make local MLX feel tangible. NovaMLX is another pure-Swift local route worth a look: https://t.co/4RGq6wxPud
@GioStrives@loktar00 Nice local Qwen setup. If you want a simple hosted path alongside testing, TKNet is worth a look: one endpoint, pay-per-token, and drop-in OpenAI/Anthropic SDKs → https://t.co/TyDlftKlwY