The easiest way to find out which models you can run on your computer:
1) Install
npm install -g llm-checker
2) Detect your hardware
llm-checker hw-detect
3) Get recommendations by category
llm-checker recommend --category coding
Credits to @svpino for bringing this to my attention. I found it super useful and thought of sharing it with you all.
Here are some of the recommendations I got:
AI is not inscrutable magic -- it's math and data and computer programming, made by regular humans.
People who make AI are not unicorns. They are just people who like math and data and computer programming. https://t.co/OGcv35yoZ5
.@MayoClinic researchers use #deeplearning to classify ultrasound images for an affordable early detection solution in the fight against breast cancer. https://t.co/7jymEFqpK4
Let's learn the complete process of Web Scraping in R and gain expertise to use any type of data available over the Internet, with this guide, here. https://t.co/ByqpEbKSV4 #MachineLearning#Rstats
https://t.co/hxiJpJnsv4 For anyone wanting to learn enough linear algebra to have a good understanding of it in a few days (assuming you have a mathematics background in calculus and statistics already) this series based on Ian Goodfellow et al. Deep learning book is exceptional!
Our work w/ @mblondel_ml 'Differentiable Dynamic Programming for Structured Prediction and Attention' was accepted at @icmlconf ! https://t.co/1QHoxo2rpT Sparsity and backprop in CRF-like inference layers using max-smoothing, application in text + time series (NER, NMT, DTW)