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Run Local LLMs with Cortex https://lnkd.in/dMKyQPn8
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This is very useful.
cortex run qwen2.5-coder You can run Qwen's latest model in Cortex, with models stored in their original format - no lock-in. https://cortex.so/
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Q1 2024 was bustling with in-depth how-to articles, updates to the DomainTools integration to Cortex XSOAR, and more! Find the full details here: https://bit.ly/3wiOE3f
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“Featuring the largest encrypted external USB storage capacity in its class, the Aegis Padlock DT series offers 11 capacities ranging from 2TB, up to the new 24TB of secure storage.” Learn more in Cerebral Overload's article about the #AegisPadlockDT series here: https://bit.ly/3xBEYkR
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Exception Stacking In Arm Cortex M4, the exception entry sequence includes a process called stacking in which the state of the interrupted task is saved on the stack using the task's stack pointer which could be either the Process Stack Pointer (PSP) or the Main Stack Pointer (MSP). The saved state includes 8 data words with values of the Program Status Register (PSR), the Program Counter (PC), the Link Register (LR) and the registers R12, R3, R2, R1 and R0. If the Floating Point Unit (FPU) is enabled, its state is also saved which includes the registers FPSCR and S0 to S15. On exception return, this stack is popped and the values restored into respective registers. The saved state of the task can be valuable in debugging, context switching, changing privilege level of the task and changing the stack pointer of the task. This mechanism is also used by operating systems to return values from a system call. #embeddedsystems #embeddedsoftware #armcortexm #operatingsystems #microcontrollers
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Quantized the Open LLM Romanian model to 4 bits. It runs now in 1 sec/answer (vs the original version which is taking 40 seconds on GPU T4 x2 - see excelent post by Gabriel Preda ), it uses only 7GB of Vram and you can try it on gradio (hhttps://lnkd.in/dxZQTRFA) or build it youself in 3 easy steps as explain on our page - https://lnkd.in/dXE9mWdu This 4bit version is based on the Open LLM from ilds.ro You can download the 4bit model from HuggingFace: https://lnkd.in/dvZiyW6D
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This is a great deep-dive into the different power states of the Cortex-M0: https://hubs.la/Q02m86yx0 #powermanagement #embedded #embeddedsystems
Measuring the Power Consumption of an ARM Cortex-M0 MCU: STM32F072
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With Cortex 1.6 imminent, we thought it was time for a full demo of everything you can do in Cortex to access all of your historical Cherwell data. Cortex End-to-end Demo | Cortex 1.6 | The future of Cherwell https://lnkd.in/gG97PknJ Cherwell Software #cherwellservicemanagement #itsm
Cortex End-to-end Demo | Cortex 1.6 | The future of Cherwell
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