Running logdetective on Red Hat OpenShift AI with CUDA
Let’s run Logdetective in Red Hat OpenShift AI using a Jupyter notebook with llama-cpp-python and CUDA.
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Let’s run Logdetective in Red Hat OpenShift AI using a Jupyter notebook with llama-cpp-python and CUDA.
I made a significant discovery recently about my life.
I can love and hate something. At the same time. There are many of such things. This dynamic is affecting my whole life significantly. I actually mean those “love” and “hate” words. I love talking to people. But I can also hate it immensely as well. The imbalance can drive me crazy and I’m so glad I could finally put a name on this situation. I love you, and hate you, at the same time. The balance between the two changes every day. Like a sunset or a sunrise. Light and darkness live inside me.
We need to rebuild a dependency tree of python wheels from scratch. Bootstrap, in other words. Let’s go!
…I’m excited to share that we’ve reached the first milestone of our new project, Log Detective.
It’s Saturday morning, 6:00 and I can’t sleep. My mind has decided to start functioning. I am tuning in some old Bonobo albums. This is a good time to write about how I got to the point that Packit team no longer needed me.
My first conference outside of Brno after the pandemic. I forgot how stressed I am from the travelling. Didn’t have to wait long to realize why:
All of this was worth the frustration to absorb Flock energy and magic.
…Today I am running Pulp in Openshift local using the pulp-operator.
These are the commands & notes so I can reproduce this in the future.
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