JupyterAI Local LLM Integration
I have a locally hosted Llama 3.1 70b model running on our server at the address: 10.1xx.1xx.50:8084/generate. Since there is no API key required for this setup, I use the following code to get responses from the model:
JupyterAI Local LLM Integration
I have a locally hosted Llama 3.1 70b model running on our server at the address: 10.1xx.1xx.50:8084/generate. Since there is no API key required for this setup, I use the following code to get responses from the model:
JupyterAI Local LLM Integration
I have a locally hosted Llama 3.1 70b model running on our server at the address: 10.1xx.1xx.50:8084/generate. Since there is no API key required for this setup, I use the following code to get responses from the model:
JupyterAI Local LLM Integration
I have a locally hosted Llama 3.1 70b model running on our server at the address: 10.1xx.1xx.50:8084/generate. Since there is no API key required for this setup, I use the following code to get responses from the model:
JupyterAI Local LLM Integration
I have a locally hosted Llama 3.1 70b model running on our server at the address: 10.1xx.1xx.50:8084/generate. Since there is no API key required for this setup, I use the following code to get responses from the model:
JupyterAI Local LLM Integration
I have a locally hosted Llama 3.1 70b model running on our server at the address: 10.1xx.1xx.50:8084/generate. Since there is no API key required for this setup, I use the following code to get responses from the model:
JupyterAI Local LLM Integration
I have a locally hosted Llama 3.1 70b model running on our server at the address: 10.1xx.1xx.50:8084/generate. Since there is no API key required for this setup, I use the following code to get responses from the model:
Jupyter NoteBook 7.0.0 cannot connect to kernel – Kernel is disconnected – web socket errors on Chrome’s console
I’m using Ubuntu 22.04 with python3 version 3.10.6 and with these installed packages: