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Turn your VS Code into a generative AI prompt IDE(marketplace.visualstudio.com)
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by saqadri 3y ago
You can! We artificially limited that in the gradio notebook component right now, but if you check out the core package it’s built on (aiconfig), it shows how to use OpenAI, Claude, and other model providers: https://github.com&#
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by saqadri 3y ago
Thanks! That’s a great callout. For the gradio experience we package the hugging face AIConfig extension into the gradio-notebook package by default, so you don’t need to import it separately. For the core AIConfig, we got feedback from peo
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by saqadri 3y ago
Sorry, not sure if this is meant for this HN post or another one
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Show HN: Gradio Notebook– Notebook UX for Generative AI models in Hugging Face
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Gradio Notebook – Generative AI Notebook Interface for Hugging Face Spaces(huggingface.co)
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by saqadri 3y ago
Happy to answer any questions on the approach here! One thing I was slightly disappointed by was the instruction fine-tuning of LLaMA Guard was good for conversations, but not for declarative statements. So framing things as questions flagg
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Show HN: Use Purple LLaMA to test ChatGPT safeguards
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by saqadri 3y ago
Research like this really gives me cause for optimism about our ability to find creative solutions to the biggest issues facing humanity. It can’t lull us into complacency that “someone will figure it out”, but if we can mitigate volcanic e
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Using LLaMA Guard to Moderate ChatGPT(colab.research.google.com)
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by saqadri 3y ago
I assume you're talking about the Modelfile in ollama. AFAIK it doesn't work with other models. It may also be a bit more low-level, since it has information about the LoRA adapter. That said, there are some things that are overla
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by saqadri 3y ago
Nice! Let me know if you try out aiconfig. We would love contributions
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by saqadri 3y ago
Must be nice :). I wish I was in that 40%
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by saqadri 3y ago
Thanks! Would love your feedback both on the UX editor as well as the APIs for interacting with aiconfig. We are also working on a local editor so you can have a locally hosted "AI workbook" playground
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by saqadri 3y ago
Please definitely let me know when you get a chance to try it out! The readme has a link to our discord too if you want to get in touch (and you can email me directly too)
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by saqadri 3y ago
We have a bit of context about this in the readme: https://github.com/lastmile-ai/aiconfig#what-problem-it-solv... . The main issue with keeping it in code is that it tangles application code with prompts and model-spec
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by saqadri 3y ago
Hi HN! OP here - this is our first open source project and we are really looking for your feedback about this direction, because we haven't seen something like aiconfig in generative AI developer tools yet. Our basic premise is that AI
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AIConfig – source control format for gen AI prompts, models and settings(github.com)
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by saqadri 3y ago
This is cool. This might be a silly question, but what are the scenarios where it's useful for fine-tuning on the edge with small devices? I get inference on the edge, and curious about metrics on that for Whisper, but isn't it be
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by saqadri 3y ago
You may not need CRDT per-se, but building a collaborative experience is so difficult. I worked on collaborative systems for a bit, and also have read a bit about how Figma and Notion do it (this is a good read: https://www.figma
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by saqadri 3y ago
What are folks most excited about? I personally would love some of the code interpreter stuff as an API. But, currently trying to fix the breaking changes on their latest pypi package -- maybe before the livestream starts
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by saqadri 3y ago
You can use AI workbooks UI to access GPT3 and GPT4, it's still working: https://lastmileai.dev/workbooks/clk8qctki004sr1mkhv0eel64 . (Full disclosure: I work on it)
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by saqadri 3y ago
From the lastmile team here. Would love your feedback! Origin story -- we're a group of ML developers who want to build better developer tools to make AI more accessible to non-ML engineers. We built ML Ops tools in Big Tech for many y
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by saqadri 3y ago
Ah interesting! What models were you running inference on (assuming locally)?
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by saqadri 3y ago
Hugging Face has such a large repository of models! Curious how folks have been exploring HF models to date, and if this notebook-style environment to try out many models in one place would help?
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by saqadri 3y ago
Incredible! The march continues to get more models to run on the edge, much faster than I anticipated. The static quantization and slicing techniques here are pretty cool
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by saqadri 3y ago
There was a free trial period that expired, and there was no free option for additional documents that required multiple signers.
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by saqadri 3y ago
TIL there was such a thing as a passport ranking. I had assumed an EU country would top the list because of the eurozone, so pleasantly surprised by many of the countries in the top 10 (especially Singapore!)
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by saqadri 3y ago
Just today I was forced by Docusign to pay $45/user/mo in order to continue using the service for a single document I had to send out for signatures. Seeing this pop up on HN right after feels really nice. The cloud-hosted version
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by saqadri 3y ago
There are several areas where we are seeing LLMs being deployed successfully in production. Often those are in comparatively boring areas, like NLP, classification and intent recognition, for which LLMs work quite well. So far most of this

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