Just an overall for those who in future will plan to use this lesson to write similar code without paying for udemy course - you won't be able without this script "scripts.llm import ask_llm" on 12:50 it is useless. (I WAS WRONG IN THIS COMMENT, SEE BELOW )
Hi, Seems like you didn't see code files. Complete code file is given at my github repo. Please see it here github.com/laxmimerit/Langchain-and-Ollama I am sure your point of view would change now.
I must apologize to author! My fault, there is a link to github in the description, where all information is presented. Sorry once again, you did a great job!
thank you for the video
Nice. Thanks.
Thanks
that's amazing, where I can find the 'ask_llm' module?
Hi
This video is from one of my udemy course. Link is given in the video description.
github.com/laxmimerit/Langchain-and-Ollama
Scripts file not available and no blog displaying tutorial code
github.com/laxmimerit/Langchain-and-Ollama
Really huge work, thank you! Also have problem finding "from scripts.llm import ask_llm"
could you please give a link
Hi
This video is from one of my udemy course. Link is given in the video description.
Just an overall for those who in future will plan to use this lesson to write similar code without paying for udemy course - you won't be able without this script "scripts.llm import ask_llm" on 12:50 it is useless. (I WAS WRONG IN THIS COMMENT, SEE BELOW )
Hi,
Seems like you didn't see code files. Complete code file is given at my github repo.
Please see it here
github.com/laxmimerit/Langchain-and-Ollama
I am sure your point of view would change now.
I must apologize to author! My fault, there is a link to github in the description, where all information is presented. Sorry once again, you did a great job!