With the storage IO right on the SoC I can imagine swapping to feel especially snappy as well. Although it's worth remembering the m1 is just Apple's CPU for t

With the storage IO right on the SoC I can imagine swapping to feel especially snappy as well. Although it's worth remembering the m1 is just Apple's CPU for their low-end machines. They haven't announced their high-end 13" & 16" MacBook Pro, iMac and Mac Pros. Also, I know Electron has a history of high-memory, but right now my Slack client is currently running at 500MB and my VS Code windows (3 projects) at < 1.5GB. And even though my current MBP16 is spec'd at 64GB RAM, I don't think 16GB would probably feel all that slow these days.