there's a lot more, but these seem to be the most relevant to us
It seems that WizardLM has deleted all of their models. I'm posting here a few of the mirrors of these models. Feel free to add more mirrors as you find them -- you can copy the text of this post if you want.
I have not verified that the following mirrors are identical to the original models. Please use with caution.
If you find any more, please leave a comment here. If you have any on your hard disk and have sufficient bandwidth and time to upload them to HuggingFace, that would be greatly appreciated. Note that this focuses on bf16 versions of the models, in pytorch pickles or in safetensors, as those are closest to the original.
Using open-ds and the proper radio configurations, you can deploy to the RoboRIO from Linux!
This might be useful for team members who mostly program on Linux, if you have vision/coprocessor code that is easier to develop on Linux but you also need to work on robot code, or if you want to set up a Raspberry Pi or other ARM64 system as a lab computer to do programming.
wget https://github.com/ethanc8/ni-driver-sources/releases/download/2023Q4/ni-ubuntu2204-drivers-2023Q4.deb
If you've ever wanted to write code on your Android phone, or work on files on your laptop while you're standing around somewhere you can't pull out your laptop, this is the way to do it!
On your Android phone, please install F-Droid. You'll need to download the APK and open it. If it asks you whether you want to install an "unknown app", allow it. Then, in F-Droid, search for "Termux" and install the "Termux" app.
Alternatively, you can download the Termux APK by itself, but it won't auto-update.
Now, you're ready to follow with this guide. Please follow this guide on a secure network, as it will temporarily leave your devices open to network attacks. Once you've finished the setup process, it will be safe to use on insecure networks.