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oh snap! you made the plugin for nvim? very cool! i actually havent used it like that yet just in terminal...do you need aider installed already on system or can i uninstall it and delete the venv and then just reinstall as nvim plugin?

Please make the code easier to read, it looks kind of blurred

I think you need more lighting, I can still make out details in your face Casper 😂

I just discovered aider yesterday and less than 3 hours I build sign-up flow for my application. LLM is Claude 3.5 sonnet. It costs me around 1 dollar to complete all application. Google OAuth2.0 integrated, tests are written, db integration done. So good. I've never did sign-up part of the application before but it is goooood!

I would like to sincerely suggest anyone who uses this wonderful tool to install it using `pipx` instead of just globally installing it with `pip`. This way, it is installed safely within its own virtual environment while still being available anywhere. `pipx` can also upgrade it without either messing with or being hampered by your other (user) globally installed packages, which is a big plus for such an important tool.

BUG: Error "edit does not conform to the edit format" stucks Aider in a loop, cannot continue The LLM did not conform to the edit format. aider.chat/docs/troubleshooting/edit-errors.html # 1 SEARCH/REPLACE block failed to match! ## SearchReplaceNoExactMatch: This SEARCH block failed to exactly match lines in lib/main.dart <<<<<<< SEARCH

this is how programming should have been from the beginning

Well F**k me lol... Coqui is shutting down. Thank you for all your support! ❤

What about now with DeepSeek-Coder-V2 vs gpt 3.5? great video, liked and subscribed.

Can we write a prompt in the terminal, and then have the AI generate a command based on that prompt? It would be useful for especially long commands, where you pipe the output of one program into the input of another program, parsing data such as log files for example.

Hello sir. I have a list of names of the VSCode extensions that I want to download and install. Can I use Open Interpreter to, just based on the name of the extension, find it in the VSCode Marketplace, download the *.vsix file, save it onto my USB drive, then run the command to install it, and also take the description of the extension from the VSCode Marketplace, and download a PDF of that extension, with the same filename, and save it so that I know what this extension does and how to use it?

This is an excellent video on these three TTS, thank you for your work JV.

i wonder if there's any way to run the game voice thing though CLI. im bulk translating all the voice lines in an already existing game to learn a new language but theres thousands of lines so i dont want to copy paste each one by hand and download and name them... also my GPU is from like 2013

What GPU do you have? As reference for just how hefty the last one is.

Tortoise sounds great but I was NOT ready to hear the "deniro" model sound British instead of Bronx LOL

Thank you very very much. You helped me a lot. This is what I was looking for.

I believe the review, demo and installation in that order are the future of video reviews. Good on you!🥇

Great video Josh. would love to see an update video on Aider! just tried it this week and it's quite mindblowing.

Coqui-ai shut down in the meantime. The website UI I mean, not the repo.

Well presented overview of some of the things happening in AI, thanks

any opinion on Tacotron 2?

All of this is amazing.

Thanks for the content! i enjoyed a OpenAI / ChatGPT video for the first time in months, simple and informative, it's really appreciated. I've been in the search of replacin the OpenAI API token with running my model locally and directing my apps to it with 0 luck. All i want is to run a chatbot on wordpress with a local LLM usin ollama. Good thing dreaming it's still free :)

I which I can easily use ollama together with the power of text-generation-webui project.

Great tutorial. Is there a method to use Ngrok and Litellm on the Google Colab side and then connect from local machine to it? This would make Open Interpreter powerful for any machine.

Enjoying the videos JV, would def watch deep dives!

Extraordinary video JV, great demos. And thanks on behalf of all devs building on Open Interpreter for making that commit from 8:46 which brought the size of the repo down by over 20x. Brilliant!!

Thanks for sharing JV! Can you share your local setup too (in the vids or in a linked video) so people like myself can get a realistic measure of what we can achieve at home. (you touched on it a bit in this video, but any additional info would be :chefskiss:

Nice

Thanks great ! Whats the configuration of your system?

Thanks for the video! Got the model working in colab webui but the cloud flare link is broken somehow. Thanks for all your work to make this video. Cheers

Thank you for quick and helpful update on Ai!

Tortoise is good but very slow. Is the reason for this that it starts over from the voice training set every time? You mentioned the ability to save an intermediate vector of the voice - could you cover that in a video and whether it improves the speed. Thanks.

Great video

What is your hardware specs??????

I see no Advanced Editor on the coqui web-site in menu

open source for the win!

It was only a few hours before watching this I chose 'Oi' to address my AI

What are the requirements are they using

hi,Do you know how to solve this problem "echo "Hello, World"?

I've used Powerline to customize my terminal prompt. What customization have you set to get your terminal that way?

Has anyone already forced a push of the history cleanup or if not possible, can you upload your repo so we don't have to deal with the venv and whl commits? We can then grab the latest changes from the main repo without having to deal with that history I hope.

I am stunned by the possibilities of OI. Maybe as a feedback for the VideoCreator: I am not a native speaker. I really had a hard time to understand what you said. Mostly due to your cutting in the middle of sentences and fast speach.

Open Interpreter is cool but API usage is high.

I installed it last night for the first time and I'm am shockingly amazed at how this works. Just asked it to scan my images and delete duplicates no problem. I asked it to create a short-cut on my desktop to automatically open and interact with the terminal - no problem. I asked it to convert some Stable Diffusion Images into usable Icon files and it did so flawlessly and then I asked it to make the square icons into round icons and it did so within seconds. I played with it for about 4 hours or so and it costs me about $1 per hour, give or take, with OpenAI.

Awesome thanks JV!

Unfortunately “tools to measure bias” are really just tools to give models a leftist or woke bias. I have seen it in many AI, including chatgpt.

Personally I’d like to see more coverage of open source llm’s; commercial, closed source nanny-like llm’s are pretty awful if you like extra spicy mayo recipes. I’m looking at you, Llama 2! :)

Just the video I was looking for. Your eyes can be a bit brighter now, I've subscribed!

Hey JV, your right regarding cursor being a fork. > Cursor is a fork of VSCode. Import all your extensions, themes, and keybindings in one-click. Keep your code local With local mode, we store none of your data in our servers or logs.