Create an interface between an LLM and a set of tools
LLMs can act as a user interface between our users and our algorithms.
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LLMs can act as a user interface between our users and our algorithms.
Create a custom loader for LlamaIndex to pull and process more data from Google Calendar's API.
Using data loaders, we can give LlamaIndex access to a Google Calendar to gain information about schedules and events.
The steps necessary to let LlamaIndex use a different Large Language Model than text-davinci-003.
Use these lines of code to enable logging while running LlamaIndex.
A quick breakdown of LlamaIndex, an open-source tool for working with Large Language Models.
Lama cleaner, an open-source project, allows for quick erasure of blemishes and objects in photos, making it great to use for photograph restoration.
A magic weapon for Dungeons and Dragons that proves that the pen is indeed mightier than the sword.
Meet the Seamstress, a card from the Tarnish deck, a Tarot-like deck I'm creating for a Dungeons and Dragons campaign.
Create a shell script to switch audio output devices on Linux systems.
The Constitution attribute is mightily under-used; it's the only attribute without related skills! Can we make it better?
Learn how to extract and display the timezone from a JavaScript date object.
Learn to code your own state machine in TypeScript to cleanly handle application state.
Discover a tricky gotcha when using typeguards in TypeScript.
A method for finding the coordinates of an element in a 2-dimensional array.
Work with HTML entities from a 3rd party API.
An experiment in transmitting QR codes visually over a text-only medium using Braille characters.
Using Tesseract.js and optical character recognition (OCR) to solve a captcha.
Learn about the most basic algorithm for generating poisson disk distributions.
A quick review of the difference between the two install tools for Debian.
Pass error codes through a bash pipe to when chaining commands.