fclairamb

Show HN: All local LLM(s) on all Apple Devices

Posted by fclairamb on Monday October 05, 2026 @04:55PM
from the show-hn dept.

Various simulation running website with complete LLM indexation support.I thought it would be interesting to explain everyone what kind of model can be run in each type of Apple Device.If I give a shared simulation like https://simulkit.com/en/mac-local-llm/6MwixMWu8mAny LLM will be able to read it because it also generates the LLM side of it: https://simulkit.com/en/mac-local-llm/6MwixMWu8m.md...

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