I am not entirely familiar with the .psd format. However, a rule of thumb is that if you can open an image file in a text editor, see readable code, and modifying the code affects the image, then the image is definitely written in code.
It just depends on the way the file is actually is in practice.
For xslx you basically get a XML file with a single tag, which then contains the whole content as a binary blob, stored in an attribute.
Just like you can make an svt that is essentially a single path tag with hundreds of numbers in a single attribute
And for the record, you can also do a single html tag with a gigantic inline blob binary. Calling that source code is just at best technically correct, because it practically isn't
I had to test it with Llama3.1 and was really easy. At a first glance Llama3.2 didn't seem available. The command you provided did not work, raising "An error occurred while pulling the model: not enough values to unpack (expected 2, got 1)".
Thanks for reporting. We are investigating this issue. Could you help submit an issue to our GitHub and provide a screenshot of the terminal (with pip show nexaai)? This could help us reproduce this issue faster. Much appreciated!
I am working on improving a system to inform citizens about the public benefits for which they are eligible [0]. It's hold by Barcelona City Council.
It analyzes the social situation of a person, or group of people that live together, and forecasts those benefits that they could access. It is an old base code that uses OpenFisca for the back, and React for the front. However, it's quite fun though. Currently I'm working on make it more stable as there are still some parts that could break the process.
Hey! It's the English version, something got broken. Your message made me learn about that. Thanks! Spanish and Catalan versions seem to be working properly.
On my next deploy that will be already fixed. Unfortunately, software done for the city council has very slow cycles due to several actors interacting. And the deploy will delayed specially now, on summer. Today I'll fix that, but probably you won't see changes until next week.
I helped coding oTranscribe+ [0], which does something similar to what you are asking for. Using ElectronJS and the current, at that moment, version of oTranscribe, there is this desktop application. It also exists as web version and PWA [1].
Language models were those from BSC (Barcelona Supercomputing Center) at the time. The transcription is done via WASM, using Vosk [2] as base.
Punctuating is enough of the hard work of generating a transcript that it's not very useful to me without this, unfortunately. What use cases are you planning for where the words themselves are the desired output?
Joining a workers cooperative. That has been the best thing I could have done feeling as I was feeling about programming jobs.
I realized I disliked the way that job market works. Too much stress; clients and bosses putting too much pressure on my daily work; lots of stupid tasks to be finished ASAP...
At the end several friends of mine and me created a workers cooperative for doing programming jobs. We share projects and decide which ones we want to take. There is not that overwhelming duty of finding new clients as there is one person who does the research and business actions.
Everyone does what they want and we mainly focus on jobs we like and the way we prefer.
There was a related game to Demons Crest, the Gargoyle's Quest on the Game Boy. It mixes several genres. If you have access to it (or an emulator) give it an eye because it's worth it.
Having pass through a depression myself, the one which hit me most was Aftersun (by Charlotte Wells, 2022). It made me realize how silently mental illness affects one and their surroundings.
