I have seen this flow in what people in some startups call "Agentic OCR", its essentially a control flow that is coded that tries pdf-parse first or a similar non expensive approach, and if it fails a threshold then use screenshot to text extraction.
We don’t want hex , can ask in a language that is not popular or the first 5 in the dataset , and it would answer , but not always will work with deep think . Using a tiny translator model in front of the api can make it more ‘open’.
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I couldn't find online how to finetune LLMs on an Intel dGPU, so i made a simple version. This particular one can be used to generate text based on your favorite book (for eg). I hope you find it useful if you are having an Intel discrete GPU.
If you are one of those folks who use Linux and intel dGPUs (a tiny minority, I am sure :)) like me and is finding it difficult to set up a functional dev environment for the GPUs (Arc Alchemist, Datacenter Flex, GPU Max cards). This repo will help you set it up. I would love to get your feedback on this and on improvements that can be made. I made this for myself after I was tired of doing this many times. If there are any changes to the intel gpu docs, the repo gets auto-updated, so you can be sure this setup will work (to an extent).
I have also written a verification tool(https://github.com/rahulunair/xpu_verify) that can test if the setup is correct and help you fix it if it is not. The verification scripts will automatically run some C++ sycl parallel programming examples, AI examples using TensorFlow and PyTorch, and a few others. I would once again greatly appreciate any feedback on this.
for the core functionality, the tool pretty much does that, although I am thinking of adding trending repos and things as such.. and any other features that other folks have in mind, keeping the core utility of the tool as opening a repo in your editor
With github1s getting released last week, I have seen a few implementations that help in quickly viewing a remote codebase. This is my attempt to build one, the tool pulls a remote repo locally and opens it in your favorite editor. It takes care of deleting the repo after you close your editor as well.