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linuxrebe1

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    Comment #49238823

    I too got laid off at the end of April. So what I've been working on since then has been AI. But of course, being the contrarian that I am, I'm trying to make small language model …

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    Comment #49238517

    For those of you who remmber the days of monolithic monster programs,you also remember the process of throwing more hardware at the problem. Then someone came along and asked "What…

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    Comment #48851405

    I just had a wild thought. Combine Hister with my RepoSearch app. Point it at a companies Internal github/gitlab and have a searchable knowledge base of your git repos.

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    Comment #48851283

    I've run it on a VM with 4G ram and no GPU. It runs, But I really recommend 8G ram at least. If you have a GPU (like I do) with 4G vRAM that is ideal. Will get this in the readme. …

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    Comment #48851104

    I fixed this in version 0.9.1 (just released) thanks for the bug (seriously)

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    Comment #48851089

    v0.9.1 is in the repo and packages have been built. It now does all of the ODT formats.

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    Comment #48851051

    By restricted for personal use I mean it's not networked. It's running on your system only. It's not a networked commercial product able to do SSO etc. It's not an enterprise level…

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    Comment #48851039

    I went with the python libraries (pydoc and pyxls for example), because it's portable and doesn't require a big download to a users system if they don't already have it installed.

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    Comment #48848913

    Will have version 0.9.1 out later today to support ODF formats.

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    Comment #48848903

    Consider it yes, However having experience in this ... not really. For now there is a file called Decisions.md in the repo that is my "notes to self" if you will about where and wh…

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    Comment #48848864

    I use rclone to "mount" them locally. Then it becomes searchable.

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    Comment #48848849

    I was building for mac on a VM install of OSX. Will take this as a bug, Thanks.

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    Comment #48848815

    Noted the bug.

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    Comment #48840816

    I'm actually thinking of this for a commercial product feature. However, if you use a tool like Rclone on Windows, Linux or Mac. Mount the s3 bucket and you can then run DocuBrowse…

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    Comment #48840808

    Yes, not supporting it is an oversight I will correct.

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    Comment #48840786

    - Filling a need I personally have. - Learning how to leverage AI for real world use not just to fill up a data center. - Personal knowledge -developing skills Pretty much in that …

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    Comment #48840778

    I creating DocuRepo as well. though not as fleshed out.

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    Comment #48839046

    Let me look into this

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    Comment #48837283

    Interesting observation. However it seems to me it uncovers an age old issue. "Works on my laptop" The real blindness I see in the process is failing to use the tools at hand to pr…

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    Comment #48837111

    I had an issue. A documents folder with over 12k objects in it. A hodgepodge of folders and sub-folders. That over time had created a mess that no amount of file movement was ever …

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