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Show HN: LangChain abstractions for load balancing, chaos engineering, and more(github.com)
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by andrewnguonly 3y ago
Yup, still working on it! Open PR: https://github.com/andrewnguonly/Lumos/pull/34
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by andrewnguonly 3y ago
The app doesn't have this functionality, but I think it's a great idea. It's a nice (precision) alternative to the current scraping implementation. Tracking issue here: https://github.com/andrewnguonly/Lu
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by andrewnguonly 3y ago
I did not look into the sidePanel API yet. I will look though. I'm still fairly new to Chrome extension development. I just discovered the Options page heh... Regarding the caching -- the entire RAG workflow needs an update. I'll
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by andrewnguonly 3y ago
Got it, you're right. I created a release that includes the packaged code (so you don't need to run `npm`, etc): https://github.com/andrewnguonly/Lumos/releases/tag/1.0.0 Unzip `lumos_1_0_0.zip
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by andrewnguonly 3y ago
I haven't tried it, but in general, it accepts any text. Or are you asking if it can automatically get the transcript from a YouTube video? At the moment, it can't do the latter. I do plan to support multi-modal LLMs (llava via Ol
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by andrewnguonly 3y ago
Thanks! I elaborate a little bit more on my thinking and approach for parsing in this blog post (4 min read): https://medium.com/@andrewnguonly/local-llm-in-the-browser-p...
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by andrewnguonly 3y ago
For installation, there's nothing else you need to do. It's ready to go. If you want to configure a custom content parser for a specific website (i.e. websites you visit frequently), you'll need to modify `contentConfig.ts` a
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by andrewnguonly 3y ago
I didn't build a dedicated Firefox version, but I suspect there's a way to install it without significant code changes. I actually just tried and I ran into an error: `background.service_worker is currently disabled` I'll fig
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by andrewnguonly 3y ago
Very cool! Have you considered local LLMs for a free/lite tier? I do agree that 3rd party LLM services (e.g. OpenAI) are much more powerful. For basic tasks (e.g. summarization, Q&A), local LLMs seem to perform decently.
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by andrewnguonly 3y ago
Someone else mentioned Slack as well. I guess web apps for chat products are actually a big use case.
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by andrewnguonly 3y ago
Great idea. I created an issue to keep track of this. https://github.com/andrewnguonly/Lumos/issues/35
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by andrewnguonly 3y ago
I hadn't considered Discord, but good idea! I personally use the Discord Mac app. I'll look into figuring out how to parse the chats.
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by andrewnguonly 3y ago
Yes! I'm planning to migrate the Ollama hostname configuration to the Options page as well.
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Show HN: Lumos, a local LLM Chrome extension(github.com)
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Ask Any Question, Get Answers From Yelp Reviews(medium.com)
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Updating Salesforce with Zero-Shot Prompting and Almost No Configuration(medium.com)
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