Stanford Lectures...
A few days ago Stanford dumped a whole pile of AI/ML lectures up on their youtube. They're a pretty good watch if you get bored and want to dive more into this stuff.
A few days ago Stanford dumped a whole pile of AI/ML lectures up on their youtube. They're a pretty good watch if you get bored and want to dive more into this stuff.
When I first started Wilmer, it was for a very specific reason: I wanted a semantic router, and one didn't yet exist. The routers that were available were all specifically designed to take the last message, categorize that, and route you that way. I needed more, though; what
So this looks like it could actually be a really fun model https://huggingface.co/microsoft/UserLM-8b I like this little specific purpose LLMs the most because it opens up some neat doors. They likely made this to act as the user-proxy in autogen, and they point out on their
After 3 months, /u/reddit finally messaged me to tell me the account was permanently banned. However, the section that should contain the reason for the ban is empty. It just says Your account has been permanently banned for breaking the rules. This account has been permanently closed. To continue
Every weekend for a while I've put out a release to Wilmer on Sunday; generally a few features I was able to knock out on Saturday and test on Sunday. Almost always using either some combination of local models with Wilmer via Open WebUI, or using Gemini 2.