Mattia Paterna
Mattia Paterna
Currently, it is possible to use patterns inside the mininotation e.g. ```haskell setB "kick" $ fast (irand 16) "t" d1 $ struct "^kick 1@3 1@2" $ s "bd" ``` However,...
I am experiencing troubles in re-using the code I wrote 6 years ago with the new SDK. Particularly, I am not able to retrieve the value from the atom I...
I have been experiencing this error quite often recently and I do not understand what is its main cause. I was looking at [this answer](https://stackoverflow.com/a/10852003/4146521) but I can not find...
It could be nice to have the option to use a file-like as input audio file for the `tagger` - or more broadly, a file from memory. I see this...
https://github.com/stoyan-stoyanov/llmflows/blob/6ce79a8cc3b06e799d2b6eb6f6e8e78354f68dcd/llmflows/llms/openai.py#L80 I would always consider whether to make my code _more informative_ and cleaner by e.g. making a specific data type out of a tuple. Consider e.g. ```python from dataclasses...
https://github.com/stoyan-stoyanov/llmflows/blob/6ce79a8cc3b06e799d2b6eb6f6e8e78354f68dcd/llmflows/llms/openai.py#L55 It would be much appreciated if you used type hints for the input arguments in your methods - with this suggestion extended to the whole code base.
https://github.com/stoyan-stoyanov/llmflows/blob/6ce79a8cc3b06e799d2b6eb6f6e8e78354f68dcd/llmflows/llms/openai_embeddings.py#L50-L52 I am not a fan of functions that can return either one or the other type, however, I assume that given a `List[VectorDoc]`, `generate` will always return a `List[VectorDoc]`....
https://github.com/stoyan-stoyanov/llmflows/blob/6ce79a8cc3b06e799d2b6eb6f6e8e78354f68dcd/llmflows/flows/chat_flowstep.py#L96 I find using `Any` everywhere generally frowned upon: you want to use type hints to leverage the power of a static type checker such as e.g. `mypy` _and_ for...
https://github.com/stoyan-stoyanov/llmflows/blob/6ce79a8cc3b06e799d2b6eb6f6e8e78354f68dcd/llmflows/llms/openai_embeddings.py#L66-L68 If the whole point of having `VectorDoc` vs `List[VectorDoc]` is to put the first into a list and for the generated output to be accessed at index 0, why...