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kenwoodjw / prompt_content.json

Created August 28, 2024 06:27

	{
	"partition": null,
	"name": "llm",
	"sections": [
	{
	"id": 0,
	"start": "0:00:00",
	"end": "0:02:30.48",
	"content": "[Video title] llm\n[Visual labels] human face, smile, clothing, person\n[OCR] 178, LARGE LANGUAGE, MODELS, IBM Technology, Martin Keen, Master Inventor, IBM Cloud, LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS, LARGE, LANGUAGE, WHAT 15, AN LLM?, HOW DO, THEY WORK?, BUSINESS, APPLICATIONS, WHAT IS, SUBSCRIBE, LLM, LANGUAGE MODELS, \"THESKYIS...,
	m.\n[

kenwoodjw / insights.json

Created August 28, 2024 06:26

	{
	"partition": null,
	"description": null,
	"privacyMode": "Private",
	"state": "Processed",
	"accountId": "402e4386-3b48-48ae-81e9-c771f2092209",
	"id": "irmm29hegm",
	"name": "llm",
	"userName": " ",
	"created": "2024-08-28T06:14:54.25+00:00",

kenwoodjw / chatpdf-zh.ipynb

Created April 13, 2023 09:46 — forked from ninehills/chatpdf-zh.ipynb

ChatPDF-zh.ipynb

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kenwoodjw / docker-load-and-push.sh

Created December 13, 2022 10:11 — forked from stefanvangastel/docker-load-and-push.sh

Bash scripts to pull, (optional) retag, save, load and push Docker images. Created to provide easy means to download an image, retag it to use a private registry and then save it to an external disk. In a offline or on-premise environment you can use the load and push script to load images and push them to a private registry.

	#!/bin/bash

	#### Functions ###
	display_usage() {
	echo "This script must be run with Docker capable privileges and you should login to your registry before pushing!"
	echo -e "\nUsage:\n$0 <saved_image> [--push]\n"
	echo -e " <saved_image>\t\t\tThe image file to load and push"
	echo -e " [--push]\t\t\tPush to registry"
	echo -e "\nExample: $0 /mydir/ubuntu.tar --push "
	}

kenwoodjw / centos7-firewalld

Created April 18, 2022 02:45 — forked from lmyyao/centos7-firewalld

	[root@ip-11-0-0-239 centos]# firewall-cmd --zone=trusted --add-source=94.204.104.194/32
	success
	[root@ip-11-0-0-239 centos]# firewall-cmd --zone=trusted --add-source=94.206.104.194/32
	success
	[root@ip-11-0-0-239 centos]# firewall-cmd --zone=trusted
	success
	[root@ip-11-0-0-239 centos]# firewall-cmd --list-sources
	You're performing an operation over default zone ('public'),
	but your connections/interfaces are in zone 'trusted' (see --get-active-zones)
	You most likely need to use --zone=trusted option.

kenwoodjw / parse_json_post.go

Created October 12, 2021 10:08 — forked from andreagrandi/parse_json_post.go

Parse a JSON http POST in GoLang

	package main

	import (
	"encoding/json"
	"fmt"
	"net/http"
	)

	type test_struct struct {
	Test string

kenwoodjw / jinja_variables_types.yml

Created June 22, 2020 03:18 — forked from spiette/jinja_variables_types.yml

Test the variables types in jinja2 templates, used here with ansible

	---
	- hosts: all
	gather_facts: no
	vars:
	string: "string"
	list:
	- item1
	- item2
	dict:
	key1: value1

kenwoodjw / parse_dotenv.bash

Created November 16, 2018 06:44 — forked from judy2k/parse_dotenv.bash

Parse a .env (dotenv) file directly using BASH

	# Pass the env-vars to MYCOMMAND
	eval $(egrep -v '^#' .env \| xargs) MYCOMMAND
	# … or ...
	# Export the vars in .env into your shell:
	export $(egrep -v '^#' .env \| xargs)

kenwoodjw / workflow.ci

Created November 1, 2018 02:53

	jobs:
	- bucky_deploy
	- android_customer_deploy:
	requires:
	- bucky_deploy
	- ios_customer_deploy:
	requires:
	- android_customer_deploy
	- android_courier_deploy:
	requires:

kenwoodjw / multi hop ssh socks proxy Directions

Created October 16, 2018 07:10 — forked from tatanus/multi hop ssh socks proxy Directions

	Command to run:
	ssh -L 2222:localhost:8501 [email protected]

	where 2222 is the local port mapping it can be any number above 1000

	where localhost must be set to localhost and refers to your current connection

	where 8501 is the port you will be opening up on the remote machine

	where [email protected] is the first hop in your quest for internal access

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