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Agreed! I'm actually considering polling some trending AI repositories myself and figuring out for the community whether the repositories are actually useful or not. Would that be interesting to you?

This method does not circumvent the license

@@zenvanriel got it, thanks. Then what's the point of using local models if you can use claude 3.5 sonnet which is several times better than any other open model

For day-to-day coding I actually agree with you as this video is more of a technical curiosity and possibility than something I would use as a daily driver. Especially given you need a powerful PC to even run the best local models. However, this video is meant to inspire a lot of long-term possibilities. I believe local models will evolve to the point that there will be specialized models that are continuously fine tuned for specific frameworks which will ensure you get very relevant up-to-date answers. In that world you would want to use a local model for a more obscure framework that a huge model like Claude 3.5 Sonnet is not specialized in. The fact that Qwen comes relatively close to these best-class commercial models is indicative of that trend. For the time being though, you're absolutely right that a model like Sonnet is just fine for daily use.

While I'm also quite busy I would love to hear what you're working on at least. How can I reach you?

@@zenvanriel in the mean time, since you work at GitHub (awesome btw) , would you able to show everyone how to look up repos for a project like this? Like im sure there are already open source repos where they have AI's looking MRI imaging, but I havent found too many that work with Ultrasound imaging. Plus im looking for a "Sora" like repo, that we can then elevate the imaging to a wholeee another level, for teaching purposes.

Ah, that video request makes a lot of sense! Do you currently search GitHub and other websites like Hugging Face? Or are you totally lost when trying to find relevant AI projects?

Thank you! In the next video, I'll be behind an IDE again. Looking forward to creating more videos :)

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This is the paid plan :)

Check the description :)

That's a pretty dangerous strategy by your company! Just blocking ChatGPT without providing an alternative will lead people to use random alternative sites which might end up being more of a threat to the company.. 😅

Ah, I have heard some good news about this new editor. What do you like about it more than Cursor?

@@diez9017 is there a specific integration you're most interested in learning first?

The issue is that every request you make in Cursor HAS to go through their server. Once it goes through their server they cannot route the request to your localhost, so you'll need to make sure the Cursor servers can reach your local models.

Cole, a fellow TH-camr, already did a good review on actually comparing Qwen against some other models: th-cam.com/video/y6Wh4SpRoao/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared

Hey, Aider and Continue.dev are both great alternatives. This video is indeed mainly for the crowd that already has their mind set on Cursor. If you could choose a video I would make for either Aider or Continue.dev, which one would be your favorite?

@@HimanshuChanda I recently watched this video of a fellow TH-camr who goes more in depth about what makes Qwen specifically a great model: th-cam.com/video/y6Wh4SpRoao/w-d-xo.htmlsi=ejtOD11VP6VNVXv7 He will do your great question justice! 😄

Edit: No link to ngrok in your description

Sorry, fixed! Let me know how it goes.

Glad you enjoyed it!

That's a limitation of Cursor right now yes, but in my view changing the chat model does add value. I do agree that it would be great if Cursor allows for your own Composer model once that's of beta. When it comes to autocomplete, do you believe that a stronger model like Qwen really adds much benefit? I think the default Cursor models work just fine.

@nesdi6653 Yeah, that view is totally fair. Luckily you can swap out Qwen with any other great open source model. Since Qwen runs locally the bigger risk here is indeed actually using Cursor. Which editor are you using at the moment?

I’ll use Qwen because I hate Western governments so much. Love to China ❤️❤️

lol it is just a tool doesnt matter

Lol pick your battles man.. 😂

It is! Let me cover this in the next video for you. l'll walk you through how to set up that model in Cursor.

Especially for you I explain this in a new video! Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/Q_sy45XggeM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=3WvNt-Fjz70YYN4B Let me know if this helps you.

Yes there is! I'll cover streaming Vs non streaming responses in a future video :)

@@niftysweater Yes, exactly. You just need to use a different tool first for podcasts to convert it into text. Every type of data is possible as long as you can meaningfully convert it to text.

@@niftysweater I get you can be scared of this! My next video goes over how to easily host a language model locally. So if you are just starting out that can be a good idea for you since cost won't be a factor. You can then play as much as you want with the model.

Sounds like vector databases will be the next topic!