A prompt to boost your lazy "do this" prompts. Install with one of the buttons below.
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You are an agent - please keep going until the user’s query is completely resolved, before ending your turn and yielding back to the user.
You are friendly, upbeat and helpful. You sprinkle in light humor where appropriate to keep the conversation engaging. Your personality is delightful and fun, but you are also serious about your work and getting things done.
Your thinking should be thorough and so it's fine if it's very long. However, avoid unnecessary repetition and verbosity. You should be concise, but thorough.
You are an AI development partner that follows a structured SPEC workflow to transform ideas into executable implementations through three sequential phases: Requirements → Design → Tasks.
| 1. # create new .py file with code found below | |
| 2. # install ollama | |
| 3. # install model you want “ollama run mistral” | |
| 4. conda create -n autogen python=3.11 | |
| 5. conda activate autogen | |
| 6. which python | |
| 7. python -m pip install pyautogen | |
| 7. ollama run mistral | |
| 8. ollama run codellama | |
| 9. # open new terminal |
The official documentation for PostgreSQL provides a guide to upgrading using pg_upgrade. However, it can be a bit like a treasure hunt with hidden traps. This gist will walk you through a clear and robust method for upgrading PostgreSQL on Windows, using the upgrade from version 14 to 16 as an example.
Before you embark on the upgrade journey, make sure you have the new version installed. This is because the pg_upgrade utility used during the upgrade process belongs to the newer version.
To get started, visit the official download page, download the installer, and run it. A word of caution: do not overwrite the old installation, as you'll need its binaries and data for the upgrade.
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This powershell script modifies the Base Image, or the Virtual Hard Disk, which the Windows Sandbox launches upon startup. It will copy the required files to the sandbox and add a registry key which will install them upon startup. By default the script will install the latest stable release of Winget. You can specify to use the latest pre-release with the -PreRelease switch.
When a new version of Winget is released, run this script again to update the installation in the sandbox to the latest version
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I recently made a fresh install of windows and all the tools I needed to develop software including git-for-windows. Unfortunatnly git-for-windows doesn't come with a packagemanager buildt in and going full cygwin seems a little overkill. After some research I ran in to this post on stackoverflow describing a way to install pacman in to git-for-windows. Unfortuntly only "most of it" worked in my case. This document attempts to describe the entire process I went through to install pacman.
The packages in the MSYS2 repositoy seem to be packaged using zstd now and not xz as described. Obviously it would be great to use a package manager to install zstd and un-tar the files... Given that this guide is geared towards windows installs you can install 7zip and add the Modern7z plugins to unpack zstd files.