Llamafile Returns
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Llamafile Returns
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#2Really exciting to see Mozilla AI starting up and I can't wait to see where the next generation takes the project!
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#3great stuff, working on something around agentic tooling and hope to collab with Mozilla AI as well in the future as they share the same values I have
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#4go get that investor money i guess?
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#5This is great news. Given the proliferation of solid local models, it would be cool if llamafile had a way to build your own custom versions with the model of your choice.
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#6justine tunney gave a great intro to Llamafile at AIE last year if it helps anyone: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mRi-B3t6fA
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#7Really exciting to see Mozilla AI starting up and I can't wait to see where the next generation takes the project!
People are so uninformed, they don't know you are Mozilla AI's star employee.
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#8Really exciting to see Mozilla AI starting up and I can't wait to see where the next generation takes the project!
People are so uninformed, they don't know you are Mozilla AI's star employee.
s/are/was
I don't know if you were informed but you realize that jart is no longer at Mozilla anymore and now at Google Inc?
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#9how is this different from ollama? for me the more/open the merrier.
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#10how is this different from ollama? for me the more/open the merrier.
Ollama is a model manager and pretty interface for llama.cpp, llamafile is a cross-platform packaging tool to distribute and run individual models also based on llama.cpp