exo-explore
External projects: EXO: LLM HPC for Dummies
My humble contribution, if you think it adds value to the exo project.
I resubmitted because of the readme conflict.
It is opensource bootable, just burn the ISO powered by openSUSE Leap 15.6 (I am an openSUSE member) to the pendrive and everything happens magically.
Video demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p65bA9IKTYk
More information here: https://en.opensuse.org/User:Cabelo/MultiCortex-EXO
Whether you approve or disapprove the PR, I appreciate your attention. Hugs.
I guess you judged this info valuable enough to take action and share it, and this is always great! But here is my vue: Even if it came from a good intention, adding this to the README would pretty much be like hijacking the landing page and redirect users to another project. Doing so in case of a project abandon makes sense, to bring continuity for the users. But here, while a project is such active (a lot of PRs in those last weeks!) I don't see the point :thinking:
Wait are you kidding? I looked a bit at your CV, your "website", your video footage filming a monitor from a tripod (I don't know what u smoking) where we litterally see exo-explore/exo running. Are you really planning to sell your shitty commercial clone, directly forked from here without any addition, saying it's multicoretx shit thing, but also providing a link pointing to exo repo to fake a pro looking repo cause you wouldn't even bother, just let the other do the handy work (btw this time sayin it's exo-explore/exo). Nothing of all this makes sense. You appropriate a project, then present 2 products, that are actually the same, you attribute the credits to yourself, but link to here for more info. Not even an ounce of embarrass. You really look currently like a parasitic individual, you take, you don't give, you just seek to profit, but even this is not clear. Cause I don't think you actually do make any hopefully, so maybe just looking to build a fake esteem. But what to be proud of? Are you real? One thing I'm confident with and give you the credit is that you made your own website by yourself... Pathetic. Never too late to change! Make this favor to yourself and others.
AFAIK hes not planning on selling anything. Not going to fault the guy for not having HDMI recording devices. not everyone does.
And ya, the entire point is to get exo running with basically zero effort, so showing exo running.. well makes sense.
No, it's rebranded, he even has a website "multicortex.ai", I guess when you have a product section on your website it becomes harder to defend that he's only spreading love for opensource and sharing. And proud enough to put his own portrait for the same illustration displayed everywhere lmao so lame...
I would never judge anyone from their hardware, never ever. We all do with what we can, and the disparities are there. That's really not the point. The fact I judged the tripod laughing my ass was because I thought screen recorders exist. But to give him the credit on this one, I later saw he film several meshed machines, I reacted abruptly on this I was already triggered... And an opensuse contact email can't clear out everything, you are spotted.
But let's see the response if it ever comes.
Keeps going (but I'm stopping there, I'm done). https://pt.opensuse.org/Utilizador:Cabelo/MultiCortex There, he doesn't even cite the project once. No exo mention, zero. just his own fictional brand
No, it's rebranded, he even has a website "multicortex.ai",
Well, that is too bad. Not that i need it myself, but it might have brought in others who need a helping hand, and by making it turn-key would go a long way for that.
Yeah I agree, really sad this initiative starts this bad. I'm wondering the ego level of this guy... Seriously crediting the work he's building his stuff upon is just the minimum... IDK that's really weird stuff there, cause he seems involved in cool educational projects too. How can it be compatible, or is it just cool washing... If it's cool washing, he should beware stains tend to stick more
Calm down guys, my goal was just to make a bootable pendrive with exo available for those who don't do anything in Windows.
I mentioned the name of the project, my intention was never to get credit from the exo project.
https://en.opensuse.org/User:Cabelo/MultiCortex-EXO#MultiCortex_EXO_-_AI_Cluster_OpenSource%21
My intention was not to appropriate the project, my intention was to help propagate EXO with just a boot on the pendrive. And everyone misinterpreted it.
MultiCortex EXO (https://github.com/cabelo/multicortex-exo) is a portable system that can be booted from a USB flash drive, with the fantastic EXO project pre-installed (https://github.com/exo-explore/exo).
An important note is that I am not selling anything with EXO. It is just an opensource bootable image based on opensuse.
No, it's rebranded, he even has a website "multicortex.ai",
Well, that is too bad. Not that i need it myself, but it might have brought in others who need a helping hand, and by making it turn-key would go a long way for that.
If necessary, I'll remove all the multicortex names.
Keeps going (but I'm stopping there, I'm done). https://pt.opensuse.org/Utilizador:Cabelo/MultiCortex There, he doesn't even cite the project once. No exo mention, zero. just his own fictional brand
I entered this string: MultiCortex EXO (https://github.com/cabelo/multicortex-exo) is a portable system that can be booted from a USB flash drive, with the fantastic EXO project pre-installed (https://github.com/exo-explore/exo).
No, it's rebranded, he even has a website "multicortex.ai", I guess when you have a product section on your website it becomes harder to defend that he's only spreading love for opensource and sharing. And proud enough to put his own portrait for the same illustration displayed everywhere lmao so lame...
I would never judge anyone from their hardware, never ever. We all do with what we can, and the disparities are there. That's really not the point. The fact I judged the tripod laughing my ass was because I thought screen recorders exist. But to give him the credit on this one, I later saw he film several meshed machines, I reacted abruptly on this I was already triggered... And an opensuse contact email can't clear out everything, you are spotted.
But let's see the response if it ever comes.
Wait are you kidding? I looked a bit at your CV, your "website", your video footage filming a monitor from a tripod (I don't know what u smoking) where we litterally see exo-explore/exo running. Are you really planning to sell your shitty commercial clone, directly forked from here without any addition, saying it's multicoretx shit thing, but also providing a link pointing to exo repo to fake a pro looking repo cause you wouldn't even bother, just let the other do the handy work (btw this time sayin it's exo-explore/exo). Nothing of all this makes sense. You appropriate a project, then present 2 products, that are actually the same, you attribute the credits to yourself, but link to here for more info. Not even an ounce of embarrass. You really look currently like a parasitic individual, you take, you don't give, you just seek to profit, but even this is not clear. Cause I don't think you actually do make any hopefully, so maybe just looking to build a fake esteem. But what to be proud of? Are you real? One thing I'm confident with and give you the credit is that you made your own website by yourself... Pathetic. Never too late to change! Make this favor to yourself and others.
I would never sell something that is not mine, I am a serious and fair person. You can close this PR.
My goal was to promote the EXO project at universities in Brazil in an open source way.
Well, this forum decides whether I need to remove the MultiCortex string from the project or not.
I can change it to Live EXO or something similar. Please give due credit to the EXO project.
If you want to send the text you want, I will insert it on the project page.
I guess you judged this info valuable enough to take action and share it, and this is always great! But here is my vue: Even if it came from a good intention, adding this to the README would pretty much be like hijacking the landing page and redirect users to another project. Doing so in case of a project abandon makes sense, to bring continuity for the users. But here, while a project is such active (a lot of PRs in those last weeks!) I don't see the point 🤔
I understand, thanks for the clarification.
Yeah I agree, really sad this initiative starts this bad. I'm wondering the ego level of this guy... Seriously crediting the work he's building his stuff upon is just the minimum... IDK that's really weird stuff there, cause he seems involved in cool educational projects too. How can it be compatible, or is it just cool washing... If it's cool washing, he should beware stains tend to stick more
I'm not using anything or selling anything with exo. Sorry for the confusion.
My intention was not to appropriate the project, my intention was to help propagate EXO with just a boot on the pendrive. And everyone misinterpreted it.
Its easy to do these days, glad you clarified for everyone.
@cabelo Thanks your response. I realize I've been really rude considering I didn't even let you answer before anything else... I am really sorry for that, and really feel bad now... I was like a pressure cooker and exploded on you... My apologizes for not respecting your right to answer... Your project idea seems benevolent, and I actually feel pretty bad now. I should have separated my allegations from my personal feelings.
So, sorry again for my rage you suffered from!
I entered this string: MultiCortex EXO (https://github.com/cabelo/multicortex-exo) is a portable system that can be booted from a USB flash drive, with the fantastic EXO project pre-installed (https://github.com/exo-explore/exo).
I personally only see it on your English version, but not on https://pt.opensuse.org/Utilizador:Cabelo/MultiCortex
I personally only see it on your English version, but not on https://pt.opensuse.org/Utilizador:Cabelo/MultiCortex
Hi @blakkd
This Multicortex project is a bootable linux with a special build of llama.cpp using oneapi and openvino libs. https://pt.opensuse.org/User:Cabelo/MultiCortex
Multicortex EXO is a bootable linux with EXO pre-installed. See the MultiCortex EXO links:
https://pt.opensuse.org/User:Cabelo/MultiCortex-EXO
https://en.opensuse.org/User:Cabelo/MultiCortex-EXO
I want to make Multicortex a linux with AI-optimized packages using AVX, AVX2, AVX512, AMX and others. Independent of the opensource technologies llama.cpp, ollama, vllm, exo and others
@cabelo Thanks your response. I realize I've been really rude considering I didn't even let you answer before anything else... I am really sorry for that, and really feel bad now... I was like a pressure cooker and exploded on you... My apologizes for not respecting your right to answer... Your project idea seems benevolent, and I actually feel pretty bad now. I should have separated my allegations from my personal feelings.
So, sorry again for my rage you suffered from!
Hi @blakkd
No problem, I was worried because I am a very serious person and I care a lot about justice. I am calm that you understood my intention.