minviable_org says everybody is posting inference benchmarks, so minviable_org did something different: fed up with all the Apple network permission drama, minviable_org moved the build box to a $250 Craigslist Mac Mini from 2018, calls the results shocking considering the cost of the other gear on the comparison table, and guesses that on GitHub Actions alone the box will pay for itself in a few months; the still is a "BENCHMARK REPORT: FULL-STACK BUILD PERFORMANCE VS. COST ROI" card comparing MACHINE A ($2,000) Apple M4 Pro at 1.0x (Baseline Speed), MACHINE B ($250) Intel i5-8500B @ 3.00GHz (6 CPUs, 31.2 GiB x86_64, Omarchy 4.0.4) at 2.29x SLOWER (Warm), and MACHINE C ($20,000) Apple M3 Ultra at 1.21x SLOWER (Warm), with builds per hour per $1,000 of 688, 2,404, and 57.
@IbrahimSait_ · Lenovo X220
IbrahimSait_ says "Going fully Omarchy" and "This is a historic monster laptop.": "Let’s see the performance rise!"; the still is a black Lenovo laptop with "X220" on the bezel, showing a pixel "OMARCHY" install splash on a blue screen, in front of a silver laptop with a red planet wallpaper, partly on a Java cheat-sheet desk mat, with a "GET THE FUTURE YOU WANT" sticker on the palm rest.
amuse posts "PROGRAMMING NOTE: Migrating my old MacBooks to @dhh’s Omarchy for a second act…"; the still is a wooden dining table by a balcony window with six open laptops, five silver ones with Apple logos and one dark one, wired to a power strip and chargers beside a glass bowl of decorative balls, with a framed portrait painting on the wall and a city skyline in the distance.
func09 posts, in Japanese, their hydroponic growing and timelapse recording gear: the action camera they own can't shoot for long stretches, so they put Omarchy on an old PC to get it ready; the still is a white ASUS laptop on a wooden shelf beside a lettuce plant in a small hydroponic pot under a slim lamp, with a camera on a tripod aimed at the shelf and cardboard storage boxes below.
