Introduction In today’s technological landscape, Large Language Models (LLMs) have become indispensable tools, capable of exhibiting human-level performance across various tasks, from text generation to code writing and language translation. However, deploying and running these models typically require substantial resources and expertise, especially in local environments. This is where Ollama comes into play.What is Ollama?

Diabetes was already discussed in literature back in 1838-1839 (doi:10.1016/S0140-6736(02)96038-1, doi:10.1016/S0140-6736(02)96066-6, and doi:10.1016/S0140-6736(02)83966-6). These three papers show a short discussion. Papers were a lot shorter back in the days, and the discussion actually shows why papers are longer now (tho I am not sure they really got sufficiently more reproducible, but that’s another discussion).

One of the things we miss from the golden age of twitter was that it was a great way of sharing things you liked with others. This is certainly still possible in the more fractured social media landscape, but we’re interested in doing more of this type of sharing in a less platform centric manner.

Evaluating Llama 3.1–405B and GPT-4o Across Key Performance Metrics to Determine the Superior AI Model for Users and Developers.

A tutorial from setup to implementation

Everything You Need to Know About This Powerful AI Model

This article is excerpted from the Gavi Zero-Dose Learning Hub publication “Knowledge Translation for Zero-Dose Immunization Research”. In its role as the Learning Innovation Unit (LIU) lead, The Geneva Learning Foundation (TGLF) conceptualized a baseline strategy for knowledge translation (KT). TGLF developed the following recommendations to support the Country Learning Hubs’ (CLH) KT work.

This article about inter-country peer learning and knowledge translation is excerpted from the Gavi Zero-Dose Learning Hub publication “Knowledge Translation for Zero-Dose Immunization Research”. The Geneva Learning Foundation (TGLF) hosted the first ZDLH Inter-Country Peer Learning Exchange session (ZDLH-X), in May 2023 with a focus on Bangladesh and Mali.

Wikimedia Deutschland ist ein gemeinnütziger Verein zur Förderung des Freien Wissens. Wir verstehen die Chancengleichheit beim Zugang zu Wissen und Bildung als Menschenrecht. Unsere Vision ist eine Welt, in der alle Menschen am gesamten Wissen der Menschheit teilhaben, es nutzen und mehren können. Wissen ist für uns dann frei, wenn es für alle Menschen jederzeit kostenlos verfügbar, veränderbar und nachnutzbar ist.

This blog now accepts webmentions. I used webmention.io and webmention.js for live rendering. You can see an example at the end of my old Bezier Curves post. After my initial experiments with POSSE, I’ve made a few improvements to the system. Now shortform posts are syndicated to Mastodon, Bluesky, and Twitter, and the links to the syndicated posts are automatically added to the end of each post.

This post is cross-posted from Upstream: https://doi.org/10.54900/zks0k-pe034 I recently attended the FORCE2024 conference at UCLA. I’m a member of the board of directors of FORCE11, the parent organization for the conference, and the co-located FORCE11 Scholarly Communications Institute (FSCI), which I was not able to attend this year but have taught at in the past.