Readit NewsDo you mean a LLM to write printer drivers? For that I think any of the coding LLMs should be able to help
Or do you mean using an LLM to do the raster -> FGL format translation? While I’m sure it might be possible, feels like an awful waste of resources, and when it comes to printers, you kinda want the guarantee that what comes out is the same that comes in.
I know I can just write code, but I mean a DSL or some library specifically oriented around solving exactly these kinds of event driven sequencing/action problems.
Is there any specific features you’d be looking for?
> Full OpenAI Compatibility
> WebLLM is designed to be fully compatible with OpenAI API.
It means that WebLLM exposes an API that is identical in behaviour with the OpenAI one, so any tools that build against that API could also build against WebLLM and it will still work.
WebLLM by the looks of it runs the inference purely in the browser. None of your data leaves your browser.
WebLLM does need to get a model from somewhere, with the demo linked here getting Llama3.1 Instruct 8B model{1}.
1: https://huggingface.co/mlc-ai/Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct-q4f32_1-...
Is there a technical limitation of the extension APIs or is it easier to “market” a new editor than an editor extension?
While adoption for individuals and small companies might be easy, a lot of bigger places already have other integrations with existing IDEs and displacing those for yet another IDE will be a hard ask
Is the ability to do this tied to the fact that Game of Life is Turing-complete, or is there a weaker/stronger property that allows for this?
Also, does this count as a “quine”?
This lets you do pretty much the same thing in the post above, but have the colors tied to Grafana metrics. It's been great to make very intuitive dashboards, especially building dependency graphs and annotating them with live data.