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I am waiting for a llm entusiast to create something like MicroQuickJS from scratch.
by yeasku 11mo ago
I am waiting for a llm entusiast to create something like MicroQuickJS from scratch.
- GaryBluto 11mo agoFabrice Bellard, who developed MicroQuickJS, is a user of LLMs.
- yeasku 11mo ago[flagged]
- GaryBluto 11mo ago> I think you halucinated this up. (Quote from original comment, pre malicious-edit) No point in responding to a troll, but for the other people who may be reading this comment chain, he's used LLMs for various tasks. Not to mention that he founded TextSynth, an entire service that revolves around them. https://textsynth.com/ https://textsynth.com/ https://bellard.org/ts_sms/ https://bellard.org/ts_sms/
- yeasku 11mo ago[flagged]
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- simonw 11mo agoYou're confused. The compression algorithm was something different. TextSynth is an LLM inference server, similar to (but older than) llama.cpp.
- yeasku 11mo agoCreating a llama.cpp like software is not using LLMs to develop software neither.
- dwaltrip 11mo ago> TextSynth provides access to large language, text-to-image, text-to-speech or speech-to-text models such as Mistral, Llama, Stable Diffusion, Whisper thru a REST API and a playground. They can be used for example for text completion, question answering, classification, chat, translation, image generation, speech generation, speech to text transcription, ... ???
- subscribed 11mo agoI scratch my head trying to understand how your comment relates to the parent...
- zahlman 11mo agoThe implication is that the task originally wondered about was done to begin with.