If you are programming on a computer and not punching holes in paper you are just a little bitch script kiddy.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_programming_in_the_punched_card_era
If you are programming on a computer and not punching holes in paper you are just a little bitch script kiddy.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_programming_in_the_punched_card_era
It’s the other way around, arch can fix me
RAG is basically like telling an LLM “look here for more info before you answer” so it can check out local documents to give an answer that is more relevant to you.
You just search “open web ui rag” and find plenty kf explanations and tutorials
Have you tried RAG? I believe that they are actually pretty good for searching and compiling content from RAG.
So in theory you could have it connect to all of you local documents and use it for quick questions. Or maybe connected to your signal/whatsapp/sms chat history to ask questions about past conversations
Yeah, personally I just looked for second hand high vram gpus and waited. I got 2 titan Xp (12gb vram) for only $180 each.
I know there is all of that AI hate, which i’m all for. But taking models to run locally does not benefit the AI companies. If anything this is the way to make something that is actually good out of that hot mess.
My personal best is $4K because of one unchecked option.
You could use an llm with an mcp to the local filesystem and hope it can do it for you
And it will always end with a more modern and streamlined infrastructure that they never update again and then two years later there is an article that shows how they all went bankrupt.
I think this should show internals of the car and have them all have a finished car but agile is like 50% zipties and AI is just a bunch of wheels and screws in a car shaped contianer.
It is probably actually easier to create on linux as it is foss and there are also good projects like eBPF which can maybe even simplify and make it more secure.
Production is a form of QA old man!
Your statement is even more true about closed source. As someone who worked in multiple companies, I can tell you that 99% of the code is written, PRed, QAed, and then ignored forever.
What is this weird ad post? F u
About as much as I trust other drivers on the road.
As in I give it the benefit of the doubt but if something seems off I take precautions while monitoring and if it seems dangerous I do my best to avoid it.
In reality it means that I rarely check it but if anything seems off I remove it and if I have the time and energy I further check the actual code.
My general approach is minimalism, so I don’t use that many unknown/small projects to begin with.
An open source IPTV client (TV channels over tge internet)