Ollama is an open-source AI tool designed to enable users to run and deploy large language models (LLMs) locally. It aims to provide a convenient and efficient way for developers to use models like GPT on their local machines without relying on cloud services. Ollama supports various models and focuses on optimizing performance so that even resource-constrained devices can run them smoothly.

Having been accustomed to zsh on Linux, I recently discovered that PowerShell 7 also supports persistent settings for command-line prediction views. I tried it out and found it quite useful.

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Ahead of the Spring Festival, DeepSeek quickly became a hot topic, garnering widespread attention on social media in just a few days. This sudden surge not only surprised many but also triggered a market chain reaction. Simultaneously, Nvidia’s stock plummeted, raising concerns about its future and prompting significant short-selling activity from some institutions, suggesting a potentially orchestrated scenario.

The US stock market’s ongoing bull run, aside from America’s inherent strength, is largely due to excessive liquidity in the dollar

The modern monetary system, following the [period indicated by BOLD_0], has gradually become a key theoretical underpinning for many economies worldwide. Its main characteristic is an emphasis on the active role of government intervention in markets, utilizing government fiscal deficits as a primary tool to achieve full employment while stabilizing inflation.

Real-time and comprehensive monitoring of system resources and process status is crucial in Linux system maintenance. The atop tool, as a powerful monitoring utility, can help us achieve this goal easily. This article will detail how to install, configure, and use the atop monitoring tool on a Linux instance.

In the foreign exchange market, particularly at banks or currency exchange points, we often see terms like “buy rate” and “sell rate.” Many people may not be clear on these concepts, or even confuse them. Today, we will use a simple example to help everyone understand the meaning and function of these rates.

When debugging a program in Visual Studio on Windows, if the PDB file doesn’t match the executable, you’ll receive a “Failed to load symbol file” error. Program crashes and resulting dump files will also fail to allow smooth entry into the crash scene if the PDB is mismatched.

Another year has passed. The biggest change at work is the noticeably increased involvement of AI. Previously, switching between different development languages required developers to be familiar with various APIs. Now, these basic code snippets can be generated by AI – a great boon for developers.