ollama run smollm2:135m >ollama run smollm2:135m >>> does a banana jump like a salmon? The answer is no. A banana does not have the flexibility or strength to jump as fast and high as a salmon. Just like a salmon’s muscles need a lot of oxygen before they can swim quickly, bananas do not require …
Send the following question to your favorite Large Language Model (Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or whatever model you think can do the job): Someone puts a strawberry in a cup and then places the cup upside down on a table. The cup is then taken from the table and placed in the microwave. Where is the …
After the initial impression of getting two LLMs to talk to each other, I wondered if there could be any practical use in trying them to collaborate on solving problems. Specifically, I wondered how far they could get on the ciphertext solving problem mentioned in this youtube video which OpenAI’s GPT o1 managed to solve. …
I decided to let these two models chat with each other a bit just to see what happens. If anyone is interested in the implementation details then let me know. All it takes is a bit of Python code that makes use of the Ollama API. The initiator of the conversation is Llama3.1Initiator: Ok, this …
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I asked Claude AI to generate a GraphViz code for the lineage from biblical Adam onward. This is the result (converted to an SVG file). Could be interesting to add some more stuff to this, for example relevant historical events occurring during each generation. Incidentally, the Python code to generate an SVG file from a …
Having an intelligent conversation with a computer that has superhuman knowledge is still something I can’t stop marveling at and thinking about… Here’s a small excerpt from one of my conversations. I realize that unlike a Wikipedia search, or using a search engine there is the danger of it being much easier to get swindled …
Question: how do I remove the last character from a javascript string? You can remove the last character from a JavaScript string by using the slice() method. Here’s how you can do it: var str = "Hello, world!"; str = str.slice(0, -1); // "Hello, world" In this code, str.slice(0, -1) returns a new string that …
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It took waaaay to long to make everything work. Create the service and key pairs via this link Make sure that the logs are generated to debug any issues via this link The administrators_authorized_keys file should contain the public key generated in the first step and the permissions should only have the Administrators group for …
I’ve been spending a lot of time on the FixPix Home project and recently have discovered a similar project – chaiNNer, which is open source (GPL 3.0) and, though targeted at a different audience, looks also like a very impressive piece of work. So I was wondering how many developers have been working on chaiNNer …
Luckily, the developers stop the output after a certain point.This was after I asked about an example of a flawed mathematical proofMe: Can you provide an example where x^2-x^2=0 is not true?ChatGPT:Sure, here is an example where x^2-x^2=0 is not true:Let x=2Then, x^2-x^2=4-4=0In this case, x^2-x^2 does equal 0. However, if we choose a different …