Author: derry

  • How to Fix Broken JSON from LLM Quickly and Easily!

    How to Fix Broken JSON from LLM Quickly and Easily!

    If you’ve ever wrestled with broken JSON data from LLMs, you know how frustrating it can be 😫. Checkout JSON Repair 🛠️, a Python module by Stefano Baccianella, that’s here to save the day! 🌟 This library is specifically crafted to fix invalid JSON, making it perfect for anyone working with LLM outputs 🤖 or…

  • How to Understand JavaScript Basics in 10 Minutes

    How to Understand JavaScript Basics in 10 Minutes

    This is the basics of JavaScript, the secret sauce that makes your web pages more interactive. We’re going to cover the key topics so you won’t end up in a coding coma—because who has the time for an exhausting lecture when there’s so much internet to explore? 1. What is JavaScript? Your Web Development Sidekick…

  • DerryLab Migration

    DerryLab Migration

    If you are reading this, you are reading my blog from my new hosting. We’ve just migrated our hosting to Oracle and it is flawlessly done well. So there might be some hiccups here and there for a while, I hope you can understand. 🙂

  • How To Easily Deploy Pixtral Large Using Docker VLLM For Self Hosting With One Liner Command

    How To Easily Deploy Pixtral Large Using Docker VLLM For Self Hosting With One Liner Command

    Recently, Mistral has released a powerful multimodal model with 123B parameters. In this blog post, we will first understand what Pixtral is. Then, we will quickly get into the process of deploying Pixtral Large using VLLM.

  • How to Enable Browsing when You Have SSH Access

    How to Enable Browsing when You Have SSH Access

    Introduction If you have access to SSH into a machine, it means you have full control of that machine. However if not all of the things can be done via terminal SSH, sometimes you need to browse some sites using that machine connection. The simplest solution for this is to create an SSH tunnel. SSH…

  • Prompt Attack: How to Leak System Prompt in GPT

    Prompt Attack: How to Leak System Prompt in GPT

    What is a Prompt? In the context of natural language processing and machine learning, a prompt refers to the input given to a language model to generate a response. System prompt is the initial prompt that is provided to a language model by a computer program or system. It sets the context for the conversation…

  • ASUS Zephyrus G14 Display Brightness Flickering? Here’s How to Fix It

    ASUS Zephyrus G14 Display Brightness Flickering? Here’s How to Fix It

    If you’re an ASUS Zephyrus G14 laptop owner, you may have experienced an issue with the display brightness flickering or adjusting automatically. This issue can be quite frustrating, especially when you’re trying to focus on your work or enjoy a movie or game. After some investigation, I found that the Radeon software “Vari-Bright” was the…

  • How to SSH with ProxyJump in Linux

    How to SSH with ProxyJump in Linux

    Secure Shell (SSH) is a widely used protocol for remotely connecting to a computer system, typically over a network. It provides encrypted communication and authentication to ensure secure access to a remote machine. In this article, we will discuss how to SSH with ProxyJump in Linux. ProxyJump is a feature in OpenSSH which allows you…

  • How to Replace String in Files without Text Editor in Linux

    How to Replace String in Files without Text Editor in Linux

    As a Linux user, it’s important to know how to modify text files through the command line. One common scenario is changing a single line in a text file, such as enabling or disabling a feature. But what if the OS doesn’t have any text editor installed at all? In this tutorial, we’ll cover how…

  • Why is it So Hard to Start Working on Our Own Dissertation

    Why is it So Hard to Start Working on Our Own Dissertation

    Today I felt so overwhelmed. Too many tasks have to be done here and there, constantly consuming my energy to work on my dissertation. I don’t quite understand what happens. So I asked ChatGPT exactly using this post title, and it responded with good pieces of advice. 🙂 Why? Starting to work on a dissertation…