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Today is my last day at Apple.

Building MLX with our amazing team and community has been an absolute pleasure.

It's still early days for AI on Apple silicon. Apple makes the best consumer hardware on the planet. There's so much potential for it to be the leading platform for AI. And I'm confident MLX will continue to have a big role in that.

To the future: MLX remains in the exceptionally capable hands of our team including @angeloskath, @zcbenz, @DiganiJagrit, @NasFilippova, @trebolloc  (and others not on X). Follow them or @shasha for future updates.

Simon Willison's blog offers a mix of technical tutorials, data analysis projects, and reflections on technology and society. With a focus on Python, SQL, and web development, Simon shares insights into building web applications, working with data, and exploring emerging technologies. Developers can learn about data visualization, API design, and software engineering best practices, gaining inspiration and practical knowledge to advance their careers.

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A developer endorses MLX as exceptional software that made Mac hardware credible for running LLMs, expressing surprise that Apple didn't retain Awni Hannun (the creator), and anticipation for his future work.

MLX is an astoundingly great piece of software which helped make Mac hardware credible as a platform for running LLMs

I'm surprised Apple didn't move heaven and earth to keep Awni, can't wait to see what what he does next https://t.co/a14tno9K05

<p>MLX is an astoundingly great piece of software which helped make Mac hardware credible as a platform for running LLMs

I'm surprised Apple didn't move heaven and earth to keep Awni, can't wait to see what what he does next https://t.co/a14tno9K05</p>

MLX is an astoundingly great piece of software which helped make Mac hardware credible as a platform for running LLMs I'm surprised Apple didn't move heaven and earth to keep Awni, can't wait to see what what he does next https://t.co/a14tno9K05