Both Devindra and I are the beneficiaries of that thinking and we are forever grateful to our parents for their sacrifice. And with advances like 4-bit quantization, there is the possibility they can even run on modern smartphones.The experience in China and in India is that parents will save inordinately to give their children a better life than theirs. While these large language models today mainly work in the cloud and require high-speed internet connectivity, the promise is that smaller models that are more specialized have already been ported to MacBook Pro M1 and other laptops.
There is also Streamlabs Desktop which is OBS underneath and I tried this and this didn't work.Ī conversation with Devindra on the possibilities of ChatGPT and other Large Language Models for education in India and other Middle and Low-Income Countries. And this last one allowed Slack to run, but I could not select *any* cameras at all in the call, so no joy there. The second one basically meant that Slack would not run at all. When I tried the first, then Slack would run but it would not show any windows, so that doesn't help much. Sudo codesign -remove-signature "/Applications/Slack.app/Contents/Frameworks/Slack Helper (Plugin).app" Sudo codesign -remove-signature "/Applications/Slack.app/Contents/Frameworks/Slack Helper (GPU).app" Less drastically, you can try to unsign pieces so I will try that: sudo codesign -remove-signature "/Applications/Slack.app/Contents/Frameworks/Slack Helper (Renderer).app" The reason you do this has to do with code signing and the OBS not being allowed to run with specific applications (which I don't completely understand why a driver would need to be signed, but what do I know, sounds like OBS is not really an OS driver, but an application level thingy) sudo codesign -remove-signature "/Applications/APPLICATION NAME HERE.app/"īut this basically makes Slack unable to run and I had to reinstall it.
There is debug code to fix this that basically runs removing code signing of the application which is a big scary. There are a few virtual camera applications, but a nice open-source one is Open Broadcast Studio, this actually works pretty well if you have a green screen (although not nearly as well as the base Zoom virtual background, they do a run. It also appears on macOS does not work with FaceTime or Safari which is really too bad, you can't make your FaceTime look great, apparently, these applications need the real hardware driver and OBS can't fake it with their virtual camera. Since we've switched to Slack for phone calls, the question is how to get those back. With Zoom and with Teams but not with Google Meets and Slack, you can get a nice virtual background.
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