Murtuza Boriwala

Hello, I found a very good answer to this question here: (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11142851/adding-borders-to-an-image-using-python) ## Below is one way to do it ``` import Image old_im = Image.open('someimage.jpg') old_size = old_im.size new_size...

Hello @wtanksleyjr , @3rico, @heroes1412 I was able to identify the issue. The node version required is >=14.0.0. So here is how I did: 1) I installed initially then uninstalled...

> Your import statement should be > > `from interpreter import interpreter` - [docs](https://docs.openinterpreter.com/getting-started/setup#python-usage) > > You will also need to update to `interpreter.llm.api_key` [docs](https://docs.openinterpreter.com/usage/python/arguments#api-key) It worked for me

Hello everyone, I was able to solve this issue by following the solution by @kumaranjeya . Thank you for the fix. > Had same issue. Resolved by... > > pip...

What you can do is simply add path to import `musev`. Here is how you do it: `import sys` `sys.path.append("../../../MuseV")` This will definitely work