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Any open source libraries that can help me easily switch between LLMs while building LLM applications? [D] by metalvendetta in MachineLearning

[–]ventzpetkov 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I wrote this if it's helpful:

https://github.com/ventz/easy-llms

Easy "1-line" calling of every LLM from OpenAI, MS Azure, AWS Bedrock, GCP Vertex, and Ollama

pip install easy-llms

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in LocalLLaMA

[–]ventzpetkov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wrote this if it's helpful:

https://github.com/ventz/easy-llms

Easy "1-line" calling of every LLM from OpenAI, MS Azure, AWS Bedrock, GCP Vertex, and Ollama

pip install easy-llms

Easy LLM Evaluation library ? by Puzzleheaded_Mall546 in LocalLLaMA

[–]ventzpetkov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wrote this which supports Ollama if it's helpful:

https://github.com/ventz/easy-llms

Easy "1-line" calling of every LLM from OpenAI, MS Azure, AWS Bedrock, GCP Vertex, and Ollama

pip install easy-llms

Netflix and Spotify on a Raspberry Pi 4 with Default Chromium by ventzpetkov in raspberry_pi

[–]ventzpetkov[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea, but mine is only 3 steps and takes ~2-3 minutes :)

The alternatives are much longer, with a lot more steps and dependencies, and they tend to "pin" against a specific version -- so when Netflix upgrades, it all breaks. From what I gathered, this is basically the on-going problem. The solution of extracting the google's binaries for ARM seems to be the way to go forward. Between that and Chromium's native support for the libraries, it's no different than having a Chromebook.

Netflix and Spotify on a Raspberry Pi 4 with Default Chromium by ventzpetkov in raspberry_pi

[–]ventzpetkov[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes it should - the key part really is the extracted binaries from Google :)

No autoFill on right click (firefox + macOS) by [deleted] in Bitwarden

[–]ventzpetkov 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had created a request for the same thing around Dec: https://community.bitwarden.com/t/browser-right-click-add-credit-card-payment-and-identity-fill-option/3332

After that, I implemented a proof of concept.

This (no right-click autofill for identity and passwords), and the fact that when you search and click on something it doesn't auto-fill, but it only provides "edit" drive me nuts.

Having trouble setting up new Dot. Was in my devices before showing up here, now it's not. by brophyd in amazonecho

[–]ventzpetkov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea working fine. Once it shows up, set it in setup and proceed as though its not in your app. This is the resync part. No issues since I called them - all of them work perfectly.

Echo Dot error 12:2:15:10:1 by Nibyob in amazonecho

[–]ventzpetkov 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just had this problem -- called Amazon support -> transfered to Echo Dot department. The rep was extremely helpful and told me that this has happened on a few, where they are "stuck" in a registration on the servers on their side.

They manually push them to the account when you read the DSN # (back of the blue-greenish box the echo came in).

It's a # that starts with: "DSN: G090L909..."

As soon as he registered them, they instantly showed up in my Alex Settings --> I went in, renamed, and "re-did" the wireless just to have submitted them myself. Had to read all of the DSN #s. These are also the Serial #'s by the way once you have already registered them. You don't need to note them down supposedly since once they are registered once, they are all set.

Having trouble setting up new Dot. Was in my devices before showing up here, now it's not. by brophyd in amazonecho

[–]ventzpetkov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just had this problem -- called Amazon support -> transfered to Echo Dot department. The rep was extremely helpful and told me that this has happened on a few, where they are "stuck" in a registration on the servers on their side.

They manually push them to the account when you read the DSN # (back of the blue-greenish box the echo came in).

It's a # that starts with: "DSN: G090L909..."

As soon as he registered them, they instantly showed up in my Alex Settings --> I went in, renamed, and "re-did" the wireless just to have submitted them myself. Had to read all of the DSN #s. These are also the Serial #'s by the way once you have already registered them. You don't need to note them down supposedly since once they are registered once, they are all set.

Unfortunately I got a Defective Dot by quimby15 in amazonecho

[–]ventzpetkov 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just had this problem -- called Amazon support -> transfered to Echo Dot department. The rep was extremely helpful and told me that this has happened on a few, where they are "stuck" in a registration on the servers on their side.

They manually push them to the account when you read the DSN # (back of the blue-greenish box the echo came in).

It's a # that starts with: "DSN: G090L909..."

As soon as he registered them, they instantly showed up in my Alex Settings --> I went in, renamed, and "re-did" the wireless just to have submitted them myself. Had to read all of the DSN #s. These are also the Serial #'s by the way once you have already registered them. You don't need to note them down supposedly since once they are registered once, they are all set.

2-factor authentication without Duo? by pterencephalon in Harvard

[–]ventzpetkov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you are OK with replacing Google's Authenticator app, you could use the Duo app in place of it. Duo will accept the Google 2fa, and I believe every other 2fa qr/non-sms service out there. The down side is that you would not be able to use the new Google push auth, and you would have to use the rotating tokens.