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Looks interesting, so thanks
As I have been playing around with the latest (and largest that fits) Mistral LLM in my local setup, it produces quite useful results with code. That gives me the impression that it would also do great with generating documentation from code.
Instead of Grok, can I use local LLMs instead?-Shades (December 24, 2025, 05:56 PM)
There are other DDOS protection services out there. Maybe Mouser could look into them.-Zero3K (March 22, 2025, 07:51 AM)
Ok, then I am appealing to mouser on this.
Mouser can you please take note and force-change his irreverant picture of the Man Jesus Christ.
If he disrespected Him, it is worse than disrespecting my own mother or father.
He has stated that he will not change it.
He has disrespected God Himself, Jesus the Son, Christianity, Islam and any other person who holds Christ in high regard.
Thank you,
Jim Kinsman-relipse (December 16, 2024, 02:47 PM)
By all means, share it on DonationCoder, even mention it in the NANY thread, and don't feel bad about creating commercial software. Even make a post linking to it in the NANY section.
The reason we limit to 200 per month is because:
A: We are the lowest price for unlimited
B: We allow use of Claude 3.5 Latest (the best model on the market) and GPT4o-KynloStephen66515 (December 05, 2024, 02:40 PM)
A. Perhaps, but as a free user, it doesn't affect me.
B. And so does Codeium. As I said, you can use GPT-4o/Claude 3.5 Sonnet, you're limited to 20 chats per day for free.
If you're a paid user or part of a large team, Cody AI might make sense (considering it's cheaper), but as a free user, I haven't found anything better than Codeium.-GrumpyCoder (December 06, 2024, 12:04 AM)
I've been trying out Windsurf recently and it has huge potential to be a great product, but it's not quite there yet. Between the constant issues with Codium hitting their usage caps with Anthropic, and tool_use errors, it still has some way to go. That being said though, I have enjoyed it so far (even if the "oopsie" errors are half way through it editing a file it refuses to elaborate on so you don't know what it broke).
I do mainly use Cody AI (by Sourcegraph), which is the one I work for, mainly, but that doesn't mean I can't enjoy seeing what other tools are doing
-KynloStephen66515 (December 04, 2024, 07:04 AM)
I haven't had the chance to test Windsurf yet. Normally, I use Codeium through the web browser, or in VSCode. I mostly use it for small tasks (regex, snippets, SQL optimizations..etc).
I never tried Cody AI, but considering that the free tier only offers 200 chats per month, it feels limited compared Codeium.
Codeium free tier offers unlimited chats if you use their Base model (Llama 3.1 70B), and if you switch to GPT-4o/Claude 3.5 Sonnet, you're limited to 20 chats per day.
For my use case, I rarely use anything other than the Base model, though.-GrumpyCoder (December 05, 2024, 12:06 PM)
I've been using Codeium for quite some time now.
It can be used in the browser directly, as an extension for VSCode/VStudio, or through their own editor Windsurf.
Best of all, it's completely free. They do have paid subscriptions with more features, but I never felt that I needed to upgrade.
PS: I'm not affiliated to Codeium in any way.-GrumpyCoder (December 02, 2024, 11:53 PM)
Raspberry Pi Pico W's onboard LED-Deozaan (October 27, 2024, 03:32 PM)
Thanks Kynlo. While I was adding these to my bookmarks, I decided to try out LobeChat's hosted version. It went something like this (highly paraphrased):
Q: Does the onboard LED of the Raspberry Pi Pico W support PWM to adjust its brightness?
A: Yes, it does.
Q: Can you show me some example code that will fade the LED?
A: This code will do that for you.
[ 15 minutes trying to get the code to work ]
Q: The code isn't working. What might be wrong?
A: Try these troubleshooting steps.
[ 15 minutes trying all the troubleshooting steps ]
Q: Are you absolutely sure the onboard LED supports PWM?
A: My apologies. The onboard LED does not support PWM.
Q: Can you show me example code to simulate PWM to adjust the LED's brightness in software rather than hardware?
A: This code will do that for you.
[ It works! ]
Pretty helpful when it doesn't lead you on a wild goose chase with wrong information.
I'm surprised there hasn't been a movie made yet about a group of people with a robot/AI companion who all end up stuck in a cavern and they ask the robot/AI
to help them find a way out and it unintentionally states incorrect information as fact and based on that information (and future queries to the robot/AI that don't challenge the initial assumption) the humans travel through a treacherous path where many people are injured or die until finally someone asks "Are you sure this is the best course of action?" and then the robot/AI says "My apologies. We can just take the ladder near where we started."-Deozaan (October 26, 2024, 05:55 PM)
Clownflare tends to be the reason for sites to be completely unavailable:
https://blog.cloudflare.com/tag/outage
But you do you, I guess.-Tuxman (August 05, 2024, 05:17 AM)
Well, if you want any suggestions for good tools, let me know as I have a list! (Unbiased and based off of personal experience with the tools in question) XD-KynloStephen66515 (August 03, 2024, 06:09 AM)
I'm interested in seeing a list, because my experience has left me with the impression that AI models aren't yet fully baked, and rarely give me truly useful results.-Deozaan (August 03, 2024, 06:16 PM)
Which assistants have you triedNone, opinion based on the crappy 'examples' / 'answers' that ppl posted in (another) forum.-KynloStephen66515 (August 02, 2024, 04:50 PM)
Basically, I'm sitting out the storm, to see what eventually rolls out without the world crumbling to pieces. (Must be related to my age/experience and somewhat conservative approach to 'the latest hype')-Ath (August 03, 2024, 03:36 AM)
Which assistants have you tried, because I personally know quite a few (and even work for one) that are actually incredible (especially for autocomplete, but also for quickly getting code snippets, answers, bug fixes, code smells, etc)-KynloStephen66515 (August 02, 2024, 04:50 PM)
Not assistants per se, but I have been using a tool: 'LM Studio' to run 8 LLM's locally. This tool provides an easy way to download LLMs, use one or more of those in the provided chat screen and allows you to run one or more models (at the same time) as a server, which you can access via an API that uses the same form as the OpenAI API.
Right now I'm most impressed with model 'bartowski\StableAI Instruct 3B'. It doesn't take up that much RAM and responds surprisingly well in CPU-only mode, even on a i3 10100F CPU. You can also set it to use the available GPU (NVidia/AMD) if that has enough memory to offload one or more models into. And it allows you to play with quite some model-specific settings for the LLM's you load into memory. LM Studio is freeware.
Sometimes I verify the results bij filling in the exact same prompt into ChatGPT (v3.5, I think that is the free one) and the locally running StableAI model. ChatGPT answers show up faster and usually have a lot more words to convey the same message.
Basic script generation works quite well in both, but ChatGPT can deal with a bit more complexity. Still, for my purposes, the StableAI model hasn't been too far off ChatGPT or too slow in comparison.
The thing I am looking for is a relative easy way to train the StableAI model I have with company-specific documentation, our script language and documentation portals. For that purpose, the open source tool 'LlamaIndex' appears to be very interesting.
Once I can train the LLM I have, turning my local AI instance into a proper personal AI Assistant shouldn't be too much of a problem.-Shades (August 03, 2024, 03:25 AM)
Do you mean the quality of the code? The LLMs themselves? or am I missing something-KynloStephen66515 (August 02, 2024, 02:45 PM)
Any example I've seen so far seems to be a garbage answer, unusable or totally unfit to what it's supposed to be tailored to. I'll wait and see what's left after the dust of this hype settles-Ath (August 02, 2024, 04:23 PM)
Simple: Nope. To me that's garbage in, garbage out.-Ath (August 02, 2024, 02:27 PM)
