I'm wondering whether the rendering of markdown through a regex that only deals with H3, strong, em and code is enough, since this implementation specifically seems to ask the bot to reply with markdown?[0]
Other than that, it's cool to see this web interface happen. It's little things like this that make new tools easier to grasp for less technical users.
I believe that people are more likely to go through the hurdles of learning difficult setup procedures (knowing the UX/UI will be easy to use) versus making the setup easier but having the daily use be too hard.
I had an entire implementation that used a proper state machine but I couldn’t get it simple and small enough for this single file thing. The regexp chain is dumb but clear.
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I'm wondering whether the rendering of markdown through a regex that only deals with H3, strong, em and code is enough, since this implementation specifically seems to ask the bot to reply with markdown?[0]
Other than that, it's cool to see this web interface happen. It's little things like this that make new tools easier to grasp for less technical users.
I believe that people are more likely to go through the hurdles of learning difficult setup procedures (knowing the UX/UI will be easy to use) versus making the setup easier but having the daily use be too hard.
[0]: https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/pull/1998/commits/c19...
I had an entire implementation that used a proper state machine but I couldn’t get it simple and small enough for this single file thing. The regexp chain is dumb but clear.