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Open Interpreter's new release looks great for locally running LLMs The tool lets LLMs run code (Python, Javascript, Shell, and more) locally. You can chat with Open Interpreter through a ChatGPT-like interface in your terminal by running $ interpreter after installing. Just do `pip install open-interpreter` and then just...

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Mike Bird (Hiring)2 years ago

We strive to be the most powerful, capable local option for benefiting from LLMs!

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Sanim Hassan 🇮🇳2 years ago

What are the hardware requirements for using this?

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Aritra Roy Gosthipaty2 years ago

The keras team is going to like this! CC: @martin_gorner @fchollet

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Matthew Zeits2 years ago

NVM interpreter --api_base " --api_key "fake_key"

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Andrii 🌄 Syrokomskyi1 year ago

So many posts about "deploying LLM locally"... I like "locally", really. But just not LLM. It's interesting, but not practical… for my laptop)

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Sinh Nguyen2 years ago

No hesitation?

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Matthew Zeits2 years ago

What if my instance of ollama is running on another machine?

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