MLX is an array framework for machine learning on Apple silicon, designed by Apple machine learning research. It offers high performance, familiar APIs, and seamless integration with Apple's ecosystem.
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| DEFAULT_MODEL: mistralai/Mistral-7B-Instruct-v0.3 | |
| DEFAULT_QUANT_MODEL: mlx-community/Llama-3.2-3B-Instruct-4bit | |
| OUTPUT_DIR: ./outputs | |
| DATA_DIR: ./data | |
| ADAPTERS_DIR: ./adapters | |
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Task (also known as go-task) is a task runner and build tool written in Go. Its primary goal is to be simpler and easier to use than alternatives like GNU Make. It uses YAML files (typically Taskfile.yml or Taskfile.yaml) to define tasks, making it more readable and modern compared to Makefile syntax. Being a single binary written in Go, it has no runtime dependencies (other than the binary itself) and is cross-platform (Linux, macOS, Windows).
Taskfile.yml or Taskfile.yaml in the current directory) that defines the configuration and tasks.tasks: key.
I'll create a condensed guide specifically for M2 Mac users based on the information provided. credit: https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1ji8ruv/my_claude_workflow_guide_advanced_setup_with_mcp/
10,000 years is a very short time on an evolutionary timescale. Significant morphological (physical form) changes usually take much longer. However, even in this short period, we can see evidence of evolutionary changes, particularly in humans and in species strongly influenced by human activity. Crucially, a lot of what looks like rapid evolution in this timeframe is actually adaptation within existing genetic variation or changes driven by artificial selection (selective breeding by humans).
Here's a breakdown of evolutionary changes (and related phenomena) over the past 10,000 years:
1. Human Evolution:
Based on the discussion in the Discord chat, there seems to be confusion about how Aider's models and modes interact. Let me clarify the key points:
First, let's distinguish between two core concepts:
If you're new to Aider, the AI coding assistant, you can start with a straightforward setup that avoids confusion. The simplest way to use Aider is with a single model:
aider --model sonnet
A protagonist who perceives reality in discrete "slices" of time rather than the illusory continuous flow that most humans experience. Unlike others whose brains create the illusion of continuity, they perceive the void-like nothingness between frames - the terrifying non-existence that comprises most of what we call "time." This perceptual difference, initially seen as a disadvantage, becomes the foundation for extraordinary discoveries about the nature of reality.
A physicist with this condition discovers that the "gaps" between their perceptual slices contain absolute nothingness - not darkness, but complete non-existence. This terrifying revelation leads them to understand that reality itself is discontinuous, blinking in and out of existence like frames of film with vastly more non-existence than existence. They develop methods to extend their consciousness into these void-spaces, discover