Their staff are always super friendly and at least the few times I been, made pretty dank sandwiches so π€·ββοΈ
SpotWX is what I use for accurate weather and the ability to quickly check several different models. I learned about it in my avalanche course and it's been great albeit with a subpar UI
Anyone with a gaming PC can spin up ComfyUI and produce an image like this with a fraction of the power of playing a single round of CS:GO.
Island - Aldous Huxley
Less radicalized and more just opened my thinking about how society could be and how imperial forces and people's desires get in the way constantly. More of a 'this is why utopia can't happen' vs Brave New World's 'look at this dystopia'
Curious how it compares to Wanderer as I've been looking into hosting that as well. I'd love something to help plan backcountry trips in winter like marking no-go zones, sharing conversations around avy conditions, weather, etc would be a godsend
You just described exactly how things are (except it's not double, it's like 20x)
The rich absolutely refusing to acknowledge their privileges that aided in making them richer or the sheer luck involved makes me absolutely sick
As far as I can tell, open-webui doesn't have a way to manage gguf models via llama.cpp / llama-swap. It can leverage the models just not a great experience managing (downloading, deleting, etc). I can definitely adjust my workflow to use another tool, it just means an additional hurdle compared to my current flow but it sounds like it's worth it from a performance standpoint
This was the article that had me looking for alternatives but nothing seems to have the same tight integration that ollama has with the 3 tools I use the most
Can't wait for it to hit ollama so I can easily add it into my flow. I really need a better ollama alternative where I can easily download, manage, and run gguf locally and tie it in with opencode, zed, and open-webui
Time to invest in an infrared thermometer to check things out
I say do it on square footage. One 4000sqft house counts the same as 2 x 2000sqft homes