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Blog post on olympic coder with lm studio #2757
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Very nice, easy to read blog post! LGTM with some nits and a suggestion to make a GIF of the model in action
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Evals are great and all, but I want to get my hands dirty and feel the commits\! This blog post focuses on how you can integrate these models in your IDE now. We will set up OlympicCoder 7B, the smaller of the two OlympicCoder variants, and we’ll use a quantized variant for optimum local inference. Here’s the stack we’re going to use: |
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I didn't know we have to escape ! in blog posts 🤯
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It's a export from google docs thing.
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FYI if you draft in Notion, the copy-paste works perfectly to Markdown
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# 🚀 You’ve got a local coding assistant\! | ||
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Most of the core AI features in vscode are available via this setup, for example: |
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Would be cool to have a video / GIF showing the model in action :)
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There's a gif above!
Co-authored-by: lewtun <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: lewtun <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: lewtun <[email protected]>
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