Interesting. But trying the demo with 27G model and simple 8+5 did not work.

Guessing there is some work to do still

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Thank you for trying it :) I just added the 27B support 1 hour ago. Let me check and try to fix it. All other models should work as expected but if you have issues with them too, I can take a look.

Hi again :) I updated the engine and 27B model should work in the demo[1]. We can still consider it as experimental but I am trying to make it better and efficient.

1. https://stfurkan.github.io/bitgpu/examples/chat.html

I would assume a human would require multiple hours for the same output though

Very interesting approach. I am having trouble with page breaks (documentation says they work, but demo pages dont) etc. For the invoicing example this would require table breaks/overflows into subsequent pages in a real application and I am currently evaluating going with model->PDF or model->DOCX

Do you have any approach in this regard that works ?

I tested this, but it seems like it regressed somehow. It may not be working in the browser side use case right now. I'll have to look at it later this evening. I created a GH issue to keep it on the radar: https://github.com/floodtide/dom-docx/issues/5

Could you update the GH issue with a bit more information about your specific use case?

I fixed this issue. The dom-docx.com Live Converter "Try in the browser" page was running an older version of the dom-docx package from before Page Breaks were added as a feature. I've updated it to the latest version.

For a lot of architectures its also irrelevant. I use sync code and I use async code in my architecture. But more like independent subsystems. They are sync internally and only few places have connections to outside systems or IO. Those can be async.

I do understand though that it can be annoying for library authors, especially those that need to interact with the FS/Network etc.

You mean like you just store the Promise in a var and await after you are done with the rest (JS like) ?

An active bug from 12/12/2018 that Google and the Chromium team just dont want to fix for 'reasons'.

First time I stumbled over this bug myself I thought that will be fixed soon. When Microsoft started using Chromium I thought "for sure now they will".

Turns out there is something nefarious going on. There is no other explanation.

This article is a little distopian about what work has become already for some

I liked pi.dev but why is registering endpoints and models not as simple as possible ? Or am i missing something ? I always have to fiddle with the config file.

Editing config files is not necessary. Just do /login from your session, choose your provider, and there you go.

Which ones ?

BYD and Geely both clear Tesla in electric vehicles sold. BYD sells more than double Tesla. VW isn't Chinese but they are right on Tesla's heels now.

https://www.visualcapitalist.com/cp/top-electric-vehicle-man...

Of course its newsworthy if the company making the most electric cars in the world has setup a factory to produce semis and produced at least one after years of testing with actual customers that say they are very happy at seemingly very competitive pricing.

To say its NOT newsworthy betrays a bias against Tesla which I would assume has nothing to do with actual facts.

BYD is, by far, the largest EV manufacturer in the world. And they've been making semis for ages.

It is not newsworthy that BYD shipped another one. They do that every 15 minutes.

So not only do I repeat that this article is not newsworthy -- but your proposed article about the company making the most electric cars in the world shipping one would _also_ not be newsworthy.

I agree that this is mildly interesting. But wanted to say BYD produces the most electric cars.