Wrote a package for the gpu-poor/mac-poor to run ollama via remote servers (paid, colab, kaggle etc.)

Just 2 lines and your local ollama can run all models on server-side GPU:

> pip install ollama-remote
> ollama-remote

github.com/amitness/oll...

Wrote up a deep-dive on how @tool decorators in various Agent frameworks leverage python runtime introspection for function to JSON schema conversion.

amitness.com/posts/functi...

Wrote a literature review on various automated evals for measuring linguistic diversity in LLM generated synthetic data.

Useful to systematically test impact of various techniques on diversity

amitness.com/posts/divers...

Wrote down the process to build your own custom feeds for Bluesky programmatically in Python and run it 100% free

Uses @skyfeed.app + @github.com actions to do periodic filtering and re-ranking and @cloudflare.social static pages to provide data to @bsky.app

Built a custom feed that shows latest arxiv+acl papers that belong to AI/ML/NLP/Computer vision categories. No bots/random papers belonging to other fields now.

bsky.app/profile/amit...

Generated in python but runs 100% free without a server; I'll do a write-up soon
github.com/amitness/blu...

Bookmark labeler/feed! Unlike the pin feed where you have to comment 📌 to save a post, this alternative is completely private!

Subscribe to both the labeler and feed here. Report a post to the label to add to the feed! Report again to remove!

bsky.app/profile/book...

Want to use bluesky replies as your blog’s comment section?

`npm install bluesky-comments`

Built by @coryzue.com

Added bluesky to quarto blog. For any @quarto.org users, you can do it via:
1. Save this svg into `images/bluesky.svg`
2. Replace currentColor in 3. Add this yaml code to _quarto.yml

This Bluesky follow finder is super neat. It finds folks you don’t follow who follow folks you follow. So it helps fill in your network. It’s the type of cool stuff enabled by an open ecosystem. bsky-follow-finder.theo.io

How am I making these amazing posts with links in them?

That’s the Ouranos web client, made by @pouriade.com — which now supports self-hosted PDS logins!

Plus: add out of band tags, search replies in long threads, search other posts discussing a link, and more.