I just realized that claude has also support App Attest for months [1]. Not sure if that is being used widely. Firebase was the most practicle option to call llms directly from ios apps without having fancy setups. I am surprised Anthropic not promoting this more.
Interesting. Have you had issues with the model safety restrictions at all? They seem rather aggressive for normal usage, I wonder if limiting to command line options keeps things safe enough they stay out of the way.
I have my firewall events get reviewed by the local model on my mac studio. I had to stop sending the full event because the model would refuse some requests.
I just realized that claude has also support App Attest for months [1]. Not sure if that is being used widely. Firebase was the most practicle option to call llms directly from ios apps without having fancy setups. I am surprised Anthropic not promoting this more.
[1] https://github.com/anthropics/ClaudeForFoundationModels#auth...
I’ve been using these in my terminal for correcting errors and suggesting commands https://github.com/paul-oms/prompt
Surprisingly capable on an m1 8gb (in my opinion this is the smallest machine that local ai needs to run on)
Interesting. Have you had issues with the model safety restrictions at all? They seem rather aggressive for normal usage, I wonder if limiting to command line options keeps things safe enough they stay out of the way.
I have my firewall events get reviewed by the local model on my mac studio. I had to stop sending the full event because the model would refuse some requests.
Why is this up front on HN? Did it get an update?
Discussed last year when it was announced https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44226978
There have been a few published rumors of Apple getting ready to release a new set of local models.
Where did you see these rumors?
Curious if it’s possible to use a non-API plan for Claude/ChatGPT with this? It could actually be pretty useful.
Can the local model code at all? Eg as the predictor in Zed?
I'll ask my LLM to build me a framework, thank you.
Why would you do that, assuming that you're not coding yourself/using the framework?