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Yeah, gotta setup miniconda to keep things manageable. Basically a generic virtual env manager that is trivial to use. This way you can ensure each one of these
by okwhateverdude 3y ago
Yeah, gotta setup miniconda to keep things manageable. Basically a generic virtual env manager that is trivial to use. This way you can ensure each one of these LLM projects that want different versions of different libs will get them without stepping on each other or polluting your system.
- pmarreck 3y agoI don't want to have to set up miniconda. I don't like Python, I am not part of the Python ecosystem, and I don't want to add a bunch of Python tools to my toolchain just to run a friggin' LLM project. I'm not a C coder either, but I don't complain about those projects because they're almost always "config; make; make install". I basically want something like that, but for Python. The nerd-tapdancing required here is ridiculous.