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Thinking of an enhancement. With llava, you could ask what a picture is about and give the file location.
I wonder if it would be useful or worthwhile to analyse a document by giving it the file location.
Downsides, no rag so info can't be easily stored.
Upsides, would be super useful and can use as a reference, using the document itself as the storage medium while its running, ie load the vectors into memory that links to file locations.
Use case:
rewrite the code located at ./oldcode.py and save the new version at ./newcode.py change it to do ....
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maybe using a /set parameter to insure safefy.
eg
/set parameter outDir "/home/ollama/generatedcode/"
anytime a file is written, the outDir is prepended it the directory.
Hi, thanks for this great project. I've never enjoyed AI more!
Yes I've been doing exactly as you've said, and I don't know how this would work using llama.cpp just felt that if you can do it for images, you should be able to do it for text.
and if I specify a file to write to, it should be able to write to the file.
Thinking of an enhancement. With llava, you could ask what a picture is about and give the file location.
I wonder if it would be useful or worthwhile to analyse a document by giving it the file location.
Downsides, no rag so info can't be easily stored.
Upsides, would be super useful and can use as a reference, using the document itself as the storage medium while its running, ie load the vectors into memory that links to file locations.
Use case:
rewrite the code located at ./oldcode.py and save the new version at ./newcode.py change it to do ....
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: