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Multimodal model evaluation can more easily include human judgment.
The repost says @datapointai launched HumanEvals, an open-source library that adds real human judgment to multimodal model evals.
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@radixark said Miles v0.1 has launched, an open-source RL framework for LLMs and multimodal models.
Why it mattersDevelopers can use an open-source framework to start RL training for LLMs and multimodal models.
Original sourceThe poster says they are bullish on simple agent harnesses, and says Vercel’s fx is a new coding agent harness for model benchmarking, sandboxing, evals, and gyms.
Why it mattersDevelopers can use a unified harness to test, isolate, and evaluate code Agent capabilities.
Original sourceThe poster says TRex can select any area of the screen and write the text to the clipboard, supports PDF, images, video frames, and QR code recognition, can connect to system shortcuts, and performs recognition locally.
Why it mattersThis tool reduces manual transcription in remote meetings and scenarios with non-selectable text.
Original sourceThe author says the open-source CLI tool Soup uses layer streaming, keeping the base model in system RAM and feeding it layer by layer into the GPU, enabling local fine-tuning of 8B models on 4 GB GPU laptops.
Why it mattersIt lowers the hardware barrier for locally fine-tuning large-parameter models, making training experiments easier on personal devices.
Original source@colifran_ said users who want to learn more about openwiki can now view the official langchain documentation.
Why it mattersThe documentation can lower the barrier for developers to understand and integrate openwiki and LangChain capabilities.
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