I use linkedin a lot for work, and it's awesome. But a lot of the time I find myself scrolling the feed mindlessly instead of doing the thing I came to linkedin to do. So I (alongside claude code) built this little browser extension to block the feed while keeping everything else the same. It runs locally and you install it directly from source.

Finetuning a LoRA based adapter using a tool like predibase.com does this really fast. If you wanna go fully open source and have your own hardware you can do the same thing using a ludwig + lorax stack to do this yourself.

Can you please explain how you were able to fine-tune these models for less than $8?

Thank you for this great write up that expresses the sorrows and pain a lot of us have been feeling.

Hey! I worked on this and it's great to see it being shared. Check out the blog post explaining more about the project https://predibase.com/blog/lorax-the-open-source-framework-f...

A great framework for serving many fine-tuned llms in production by quickly swapping adapters for the same base model (eg. Llama-2-70b)