no its not, because you are too lazy to put links into your description. what´s so f*** difficult to put links into it about the stuff you talk ? people make videos for hours but are unable to provide links for everything they use, that only cost seconds to put this in.... i will never understand this kind of laziness..... 🙄
@@michabbb Hey there my companion from the Horde! ⚔ Here are the links you are looking for (which I mentioned in the video): www.llama-api.com/ docs.llama-api.com/api-reference/endpoint/create Hope you're not mad anymore! If I can help you in any way, I'm here.
Thanks for the short and clear video! It looks useful and approachable. I will test it later. A few nitpicks: - The intro part is a little too quick. I did not quite get what you tried to do, then it was the authentication. Maybe you can expand there a little more? - The code font is too small. I had to use full screen to read your code. Maybe you can zoom in a little next time? Thanks again for sharing!
Hi there! I'm glad you found this video useful! Thank you very much for the feedback! I'm trying to make those intros little bit more entertaining and fast because people are not staying for too long on my videos :D You are probably right, I should make everything more slowly and little bit more clear. Code font tip is a great feedback, I'll definitely zoom it in for my next videos. Thank you very much again! ⚔
@@orcdev By intro, I meant problem statement. Like I did not quite get what you were trying to do at first. Then after I watched the whole video, I replayed and noticed you said you wanted to make a web UI to wrap the API and you chose Next.js. If you could elaborate a little bit on the why, then your audience would know this is worthy video to continue watching.
@@ax5344 Oh I understand now! Yes that could be clarified little bit more. Thank you! I wanted to express how you can use Llama API in any framework you want, so it's not limited only on Next.js, which I'm using because I'm used to it, and I love it :D
That one is going to be easy for you my friend :D You can check also this one for reference: github.com/TheOrcDev/orcish-ai-nextjs-framework Ask me anything you need I'm here! ⚔
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no its not, because you are too lazy to put links into your description. what´s so f*** difficult to put links into it about the stuff you talk ? people make videos for hours but are unable to provide links for everything they use, that only cost seconds to put this in.... i will never understand this kind of laziness..... 🙄
@@michabbb Hey there my companion from the Horde! ⚔
Here are the links you are looking for (which I mentioned in the video):
www.llama-api.com/
docs.llama-api.com/api-reference/endpoint/create
Hope you're not mad anymore! If I can help you in any way, I'm here.
One of the best materials about AI chat!
Thanks brother! Your support means a lot! ⚔
this is by far one the best tutorial on youtube, explained so nicely. He's so supportive on discord as well!
Thank you very much brother! Really appreciate it! ⚔
Thanks for the short and clear video! It looks useful and approachable. I will test it later.
A few nitpicks:
- The intro part is a little too quick. I did not quite get what you tried to do, then it was the authentication. Maybe you can expand there a little more?
- The code font is too small. I had to use full screen to read your code. Maybe you can zoom in a little next time?
Thanks again for sharing!
Hi there! I'm glad you found this video useful!
Thank you very much for the feedback!
I'm trying to make those intros little bit more entertaining and fast because people are not staying for too long on my videos :D You are probably right, I should make everything more slowly and little bit more clear.
Code font tip is a great feedback, I'll definitely zoom it in for my next videos.
Thank you very much again! ⚔
@@orcdev By intro, I meant problem statement. Like I did not quite get what you were trying to do at first. Then after I watched the whole video, I replayed and noticed you said you wanted to make a web UI to wrap the API and you chose Next.js.
If you could elaborate a little bit on the why, then your audience would know this is worthy video to continue watching.
@@ax5344 Oh I understand now! Yes that could be clarified little bit more. Thank you!
I wanted to express how you can use Llama API in any framework you want, so it's not limited only on Next.js, which I'm using because I'm used to it, and I love it :D
awesome orc images in the beginning
The power of AI :D
Thats amazing😃
Thank you!
It's really interesting to work with these AIs :D
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Can you tell me what shortcut you used to change the double quotes into backticks?
Hi there!
It's an extension for VS Code "Toggle Quotes", when you install it you just change your quotes on ctrl + ' (cmd + ' on mac)
Tbh looking some AI Apis for Discoursefy upcoming module😅
That one is going to be easy for you my friend :D
You can check also this one for reference: github.com/TheOrcDev/orcish-ai-nextjs-framework
Ask me anything you need I'm here! ⚔
you must be insane using a provider that takes 10$ for 1M token !!
You're actually right about this one. Updated it in this commit: github.com/TheOrcDev/orcish-llama/commit/bbf3e3d968c2bb3e81f1d4905aa718935ec46baf