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nonofomo t1_jed76js wrote
Reply to comment by EatSleepCodeDelete in Tired of no FOSS, offline, secure and safe options to batch convert Word docs to PDF's, I created BatchWord2PDF using Python and customtkinter by EatSleepCodeDelete
Yup I agree, esp with working with non technical folk. I don’t think you could make it any easier. Dare I say, you almost made it idiot proof :)
MrCharlight OP t1_jebq246 wrote
Reply to comment by sparr in AutoPR: Generate pull requests from issues with GPT-4/GPT-3.5 by MrCharlight
Added a manual trigger, here's the PR your issue generated: https://github.com/irgolic/AutoPR/pull/27
EatSleepCodeDelete OP t1_je9ci8x wrote
Reply to comment by Szybet in Tired of no FOSS, offline, secure and safe options to batch convert Word docs to PDF's, I created BatchWord2PDF using Python and customtkinter by EatSleepCodeDelete
Cool project, but I think for my specific use case, something really simple is more what I needed; just choose a folder and click convert.
Perhaps my title wasn't very clear on that? :)
Szybet t1_je97z55 wrote
EatSleepCodeDelete OP t1_je970x0 wrote
Reply to comment by Szybet in Tired of no FOSS, offline, secure and safe options to batch convert Word docs to PDF's, I created BatchWord2PDF using Python and customtkinter by EatSleepCodeDelete
Good question! For context, this project came about when someone in HR at my work asked if I knew of a way to batch convert Word to PDF. The HR rep isn't comfortable using the cli, so I pandoc was not the right solution.
I do know that there are online conversion tools that use pandoc as a backend, but we needed something offline due to the sensitivity of HR documents.
If there are any GUI alternatives out there that are more mature than mine, please let me know!
Szybet t1_je968kz wrote
Reply to Tired of no FOSS, offline, secure and safe options to batch convert Word docs to PDF's, I created BatchWord2PDF using Python and customtkinter by EatSleepCodeDelete
And what is wrong with pandoc that you dont use it?
Unlucky_Piece2 t1_je43iam wrote
Reply to comment by fileznotfound in Dalaix - "ChatGPT" locally for everyone by IAmOpenSourced
It would be better to have for linux too, I agree
candraa6 t1_je3qv70 wrote
Wohoo. it's happening.
MrCharlight OP t1_je2jvdq wrote
Reply to comment by sparr in AutoPR: Generate pull requests from issues with GPT-4/GPT-3.5 by MrCharlight
In its current iteration it's relatively expensive to run, so I've constrained it to contributors only.
I've run the issue you made manually. It's still rough around the edges (two of the commits are empty); I'm going to make improvements to diff interpretation and PR planning in the next week, as well as the ability for it to respond to code review.
fileznotfound t1_je2jog1 wrote
Reply to comment by Unlucky_Piece2 in Dalaix - "ChatGPT" locally for everyone by IAmOpenSourced
You can typically only run exe's on one type of OS that I know about. Not that utilitarian... and certainly not "for everyone". Although the trust factor by echocage is definitely something to think about.
sparr t1_je2bhfk wrote
Reply to comment by IshKebab in AutoPR: Generate pull requests from issues with GPT-4/GPT-3.5 by MrCharlight
The repo runs itself, which is cool, but sadly it only runs the workflow when a contributor submits an issue :(
MrBartusek t1_je1skqk wrote
Holly shit
IshKebab t1_je0ofgk wrote
Does it actually work?
Unlucky_Piece2 t1_jdzb5iz wrote
Reply to comment by echocage in Dalaix - "ChatGPT" locally for everyone by IAmOpenSourced
Yeah, but the purpose of the project is to deploy dalai easily, and the easiest way to do it is through an executable. What other method they could've used?
echocage t1_jdz8rd8 wrote
Reply to comment by Unlucky_Piece2 in Dalaix - "ChatGPT" locally for everyone by IAmOpenSourced
I mean it’s a little sus. Exes are generally the easiest way to spread viruses, no harm in being careful
Unlucky_Piece2 t1_jdz8m32 wrote
Reply to comment by fileznotfound in Dalaix - "ChatGPT" locally for everyone by IAmOpenSourced
What is wrong with that?
IAmOpenSourced OP t1_jdyyv91 wrote
Reply to comment by AlexirPerplexir in Dalaix - "ChatGPT" locally for everyone by IAmOpenSourced
Very easy to install for everyone that uses Windows, just an .exe, it is not better than Dalai, it is going to be more like a Dalai manager.
DIBSSB t1_jdysmuu wrote
Is this jailbroken ?
AlexirPerplexir t1_jdymrrn wrote
what does this pose over Dalai?
IAmOpenSourced OP t1_jdy06y9 wrote
Reply to comment by fileznotfound in Dalaix - "ChatGPT" locally for everyone by IAmOpenSourced
Yes .exe file its currently windows only
fileznotfound t1_jdxzy4l wrote
an exe? lol
Trolann t1_jdvi2cy wrote
Reply to comment by Rodolflying in GPT_scraper: A way to store ChatGPT conversations through hidden backend api via requests or selenium (no APIKEY needed!) by Rodolflying
Right now GPT4 is 8000 tokens
Rodolflying OP t1_jdva8f9 wrote
Reply to comment by Trolann in GPT_scraper: A way to store ChatGPT conversations through hidden backend api via requests or selenium (no APIKEY needed!) by Rodolflying
Yes !! Sometimes its better to open a new conversations. Maybe with gpt4 the chatbit has a better 'memory', but its still very limited for now.
Rodolflying OP t1_jdv9vsg wrote
Reply to comment by mikeyj777 in GPT_scraper: A way to store ChatGPT conversations through hidden backend api via requests or selenium (no APIKEY needed!) by Rodolflying
A basic example should be not asking frecuently asked questions again.
If you look into the json or csv file, you can filter past conversations. For example im always asking things about git and github, like step by step merge conflicts commands or many other things. Then you can also clasify your conversations and analize them.
I have now an article explaining the code of the first script
And another one with the summary of the whole repo: repo summary
EatSleepCodeDelete OP t1_jefbo32 wrote
Reply to comment by nonofomo in Tired of no FOSS, offline, secure and safe options to batch convert Word docs to PDF's, I created BatchWord2PDF using Python and customtkinter by EatSleepCodeDelete
Thanks!
> Dare I say, you almost made it idiot proof :)
No need to go too crazy though ;)