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Good New Year! Greetings to all of you! Recently, my circle of friends has been bombarded with news related to DeepSeek-R1, and I believe you have all heard about our domestic open source model DeepSeek! I'm sure you've all heard about DeepSeek, our homegrown open source model, and there have been a lot of tutorials on how to deploy DeepSeek-R1 locally, so let's do something different today...

A First Look at MCP MCP (Model Context Protocol), is a protocol developed to standardize how applications provide context for large models.MCP provides a standard way to provide data, tools for LLM, and using MCP will make it easier to build Agents or complex workflows based on LLM. ...

On the same day that Cline released the Plan & Act model, DeepSeek introduced the R1 model. An interesting phenomenon ensued: developers started spontaneously using R1 for the planning phase and 3.5-Sonnet for code implementation. This was not pre-arranged, but was based on the fact that the two models...

Thanks to Tencent Cloud Cloud Studio, thanks to DeepSeek DeepSeek-R1 With the rapid development of AI and big model technologies, more and more developers and researchers want to experience and fine-tune big models in person in order to better understand and apply these advanced technologies. However, the high GPU arithmetic into ...

Most of the intelligences we developed in the past were fixed workflow patterns, and very few of them followed the framework below to develop intelligences with autonomous decision making and autonomous use of tools. Two days ago, I shared an open source Agent that can automate simple tasks using a browser - browser-use...

Once upon a time to share a lot of fun card map prompt word example, although fun, but the actual work found that there is no bird use. The reason is very simple: these card diagram prompt word template sample style code is generally fixed, the user's real intention and sample style does not match. Some people have done a more general prompt word adaptation: card ...

  Information Overload in Equity Research is Real A common challenge when evaluating the value of a stock is: dealing with a large amount of information from multiple sources in order to make an informed investment decision. Traditional methods include: Collecting financial data from a variety of platforms. Reading multiple reports, news and other articles...

Using big models for business data analysis is nothing more than generating text, SVG, Python, what people need may not be the cue word, but to learn these 9 models! 1.AARRR model (pirate model) 2.RFM model 3.Decision tree model 4.PEST analysis model 5.Cluster analysis model 6.Logistic regression model ...

I. Background 1.1 The Need for .cursorules In Cursor, Rules for AI can help you set some basic rules for the code generated by AI, such as style, naming style, and so on. In this way, both in code completion and command execution, AI can be more in line with your project needs. But...

A while ago released the overseas version of Qwen Chat, which was widely praised.Qwen Chat utilizes the secondary development of the Open WebUI chat interface to access the full range of Qwen models, Qwen2.5-plus closed source modeling capabilities are very good, and can be capable of performing all kinds of tasks. Note: QVQ and QWQ are similar o1 not ...

  One-click dressup is extremely hot. Today, we bring you a dressup workflow based on BizyAir cloud node, which is also on the OpenArt homepage. This workflow is based on the FlUX.1 Fill and Redux models, and all of them are executed in the BizyAir cloud, which does not consume any local arithmetic, and can be ...

Have you ever encountered these troubles? "Manually copying and pasting data is too time-consuming and inefficient"; "You want to collect web page data in batch, but you don't know how to write code"; "You have tried other crawler tools, but they are all too complicated and costly to learn"; "You are worried that the crawler will be blocked by the website, and you don't know how to deal with it". Don't worry!...