huangyz0918

Maybe add local LLM support

You can try in your terminal:

curl \ -X POST http://13.213.8.21:8081/post \ -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \ -d '{"data":[{"uri": "https://www.cs.toronto.edu/~kriz/cifar-10-sample/airplane1.p..."}, {"uri": "https://www.cs.toronto.edu/~kriz/cifar-10-sample/airplane2.p..."}, {"uri": "https://www.cs.toronto.edu/~kriz/cifar-10-sample/airplane3.p..."}, {"uri": "https://www.cs.toronto.edu/~kriz/cifar-10-sample/airplane4.p..."}, {"uri": "https://www.cs.toronto.edu/~kriz/cifar-10-sample/airplane5.p..."}], "parameters": {"budget": 3}, "execEndpoint":"/query"}'

Yes. Actually, for clients of Deep Learning model, the only difference is the I/O type of the testing data, since there are models of image classification, language model... all of the inputs should be converted into tensor type, we will generate the testing data according to the format of the model's input I/O, and we have some clients in the hub for you if you want to profile the models automatically when you register them in the database. And we also have a parent client class for you to implement by yourself.

The project is still under developing, we are trying to make Deep Learning models from academia to industry more easily. With a pre-trained model, ModelCI will convert it to different model types (TensorFlow, Pytorch, etc) and profile it (test throughput, latency) on specific serving devices automatically. Welcome to have a try and join our open-source community. I'm looking forward to your feedback!

I am very interested in what you replied to the email 4 years ago.

They are real minimalists, Lol.

That is cool, thanks for sharing.

Agreed, I think for a developer, he may think a demo link is better and enough. But sometimes people just feel tired to open so many links.

Thanks

I hope that users can realize that it is not the layout and interface of a blog that can enrich it, but the continuous sharing and high-quality content that never stops updating. That is what minimalist/no-nonsense, we should pay attention to the nature of things and keep moving.

Cool! Thanks for sharing.

Cool thing! But I'm not sure how to add that into a Jekyll theme. All I need to do is add Turbolinks in `Gemfile` and `bundle install`, right?

Ooops, thanks for reminding, I'll do it right now.

+1

There is a Hugo theme looks very like moving: https://github.com/joway/hugo-theme-yinyang.

I'm thinking about how to export a theme to multiple platforms? Are there any tools for that?

Haha, I think the gorgeous is different from a minimalist's.

I think this is something the author of the article should consider, not the author of the theme. Reasonable interspersed images and segments will make the article look more beautiful.

Thanks for your feedback! That is a great found, will fix soon.

Wow, that's cool, what theme you are using?

Cool, let me have a look and see if possible. Thank you.

You mean Gatsby.js?

Wow, it looks so cool, let me have a try :)

Lol, it looks like the author like Bitter too.

Yes, you don't need many knowledge about ruby to build a Jekyll Blog. There are many blog generator out there and you can have look (e.g, Hugo, Hexo).

Yeah, moving is theme inspired by YinYang. And I think it needs a back button in posts. Lol

Very practical advice! This theme is still in progress and I think your suggestions about the spacing and the line height really did help.

Will do, thanks for your suggestion!

Thank you, I love minimalist theme. And I believe we should focus more on the posts and good writing experience than the layouts. ;)

Thank you! I'll post to Hugo and Hexo in the next step.