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Suppose I’ve written code that calls the OpenAI API. Is there some library that helps me easily switch to a local/other LLM. I.e a library that (ideally) provides the same OpenAI interface for several models, or if not then at least the same interface.
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Side question : why are people working on open source project communicating through discord a lot noawadays ? are discord conversations persisted and indexed on search engines ?
Because it's easy, free and it just works. Very few people actually care about indexing the conversations.
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Side question : why are people working on open source project communicating through discord a lot noawadays ? are discord conversations persisted and indexed on search engines ?
Because it's easy, free and it just works. Very few people actually care about indexing the conversations.
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Because it's easy, free and it just works. Very few people actually care about indexing the conversations.
So all knowledge is lost and questions have to be asked and answered again and again?
There has long been a place in the ecosystem for ephemeral chat. Often alongside non-ephemeral things like written documentation.
Do we know how LLMs available in OpenLLM and other open source LLMs compare to different versions of GPT models? I know there’s a leaderboard on huggingface: https://huggingface.co/spaces/HuggingFaceH4/open_llm_leaderb... but it doesn’t contain GPT models.
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So all knowledge is lost and questions have to be asked and answered again and again?
That didn't stop IRC being popular in the 1990s. There has long been a place in the ecosystem for ephemeral chat. Often alongside non-ephemeral things like written documentation.
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C'mon
Suppose I’ve written code that calls the OpenAI API. Is there some library that helps me easily switch to a local/other LLM. I.e a library that (ideally) provides the same OpenAI interface for several models, or if not then at least the same interface.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Because it's easy, free and it just works. Very few people actually care about indexing the conversations.
So all knowledge is lost and questions have to be asked and answered again and again?