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CodingCouch
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Welcome to the CodingCouch, where you can learn programming from someone immensely unqualified. Hang out if you are interested in full-stack software engineering videos of various tech stacks and angles.
CodeStral AI Tutorial: Getting Started with Mistral Coding LLM
#generativeai #llm #devtools #aiapi
In this video, we go through making your first API request in Python with the new CodeStral 22B model created by Mistral AI. CodeStral is the newest LLM trained specifically for coding outputs.
mistral.ai/news/codestral/
In this video, we go through making your first API request in Python with the new CodeStral 22B model created by Mistral AI. CodeStral is the newest LLM trained specifically for coding outputs.
mistral.ai/news/codestral/
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Llama3 API Setup Tutorial - Python LLM with FireworksAI
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Get started with the LLAMA3 API in Python. This tutorial shows you how to make your first API request using LLAMA3 through FireworksAI. Learn the basics of: - Setting up the LLAMA3 API - Making API requests in Python - Building AI chatbots #llama3 #aiapi #pythontutorial #chatbotdevelopment #programming
Stable Diffusion Image Generation - Python Replicate API Tutorial
zhlédnutí 3,9KPřed 6 měsíci
#programming #ai #generativeai #API #tutorial In this video, we will walk through how to perform REST API calls to the Replicate in order to generate images using the Stability AI Stable Diffusion and SDXL models! We will be using the Python programming language with the Replicate and requests libraries to save the image to our local machine. As a side note, I am not affiliated with Replicate i...
Fork Bombs Explained with Python
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#programming #computerscience #tutorial #hacker #python This video gives an overview of fork bomb computer worms. I go through the basics of what a fork bomb is using Python scripting and Linux. For educational purposes.
Easy IPFS Uploads with Python & Pinata: Step-by-Step Tutorial
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#programming #tutorial #ipfs #python #pinata #api This video covers the process of uploading files to IPFS using Python and Pinata in a concise tutorial. Learn how to integrate the Pinata API with Python for efficient IPFS data storage. Source code: github.com/codingcouchyt/python-pinata-ipfs-minimal IPFS: ipfs.io/ Pinata: www.pinata.cloud/
Ollama works great with API
Awesome, great to hear! Do you find it to be easy to get started with and use? I know they have options to run it locally but I didn't actually know they had APIs, super cool. I might end up making some videos with Ollama. I wanted to make this video as as a really easy to get started using Llama 3 in projects without having to run a model locally.
So i wanna generate 2k of food images for my study master project page. I have excel with recipe names and i write the code to put this as prompt. But the problem is Stable Diffusion have limit 10 images generated and i get info about payment. Can anyone know how to generate tons of images for free? Any API for python?
they want me to pay 20 bucks for month subscription. I know it's not a millions of dollars but im a poor student 😅
Maybe try fal.ai or fireworks.ai. I believe they have generous free tiers if I remember correctly.
@@CodingCouchYT thank you very much bro, it works perfect! :)
hii sir i am using this in my certificate generating project using blockchain but its give me different ipfs hash as on the pinata account on the uploading the generated file
Hey, sorry for the late reply. Once you post the file to IPFS using Python, instead of going straight to the IPFS URL, try to go directly to the Pinata dashboard to ensure you can access the URL and download the file. If that works, then it might be fine. I think for different file types or file sizes, it could generate different hashes. I would use the URL generated by the API response and access it through the format ipfs.io/ipfs/{HASH}. And if you need querying abilities in the future, you can upload the file and use the IPFS hash from the API response as the filename so you can search for it later. This might be more reliable for accessing them through the filenames as long as they are unique. I know IPFS can sometimes have issues with multimedia formats such as images and videos, while uploaded text and JSON seem not to have these problems. Hopefully, that helps.
Thanks for the video! I'm learning how to use Replicate and this was really helpful!
awesome glad it helped!
Can you make a website for this text to image using js ,css and how to execute the existing js project
Thanks for watching the video. I am happy to create a simple example using js and css for you. I will create a simple example and post the code on Github for you and provide a link and instructions to run it. It may take a week for me to get back to you since I have been very busy lately. I hope that is ok. Question: Would you prefer an example with just js and css or in a framework like React.js?
*Am down for collab if you wanna*
You can DM me with ideas or what you had in mind
hey buddy, i love what you're doing, can you make more content on this
Great video!
glad you enjoyed it
@@CodingCouchYT I haven't tried it out but I was wondering is this API free and do I need any dedicated graphics card to run it? Thank you
It is free to try out for around 25 API requests I believe but after that, it costs money. You don’t need any GPU or good hardware, the GPUs are all cloud based on Replicate. For reference on cost, I generated around 1,000 images and it costed around $10 USD. You just pay for what you use.
@@CodingCouchYT Thanks alot for the info