Executing Open-Source Models on Your Local Machine: A Tutorial on LM Studio

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Run ANY Open-Source Model LOCALLY (LM Studio Tutorial)

Run ANY Open-Source Model LOCALLY (LM Studio Tutorial)

LM Studio is a powerful tool that allows you to run any open-source model locally on your computer. This tutorial will guide you through the process of setting up and running a model using LM Studio.

Step 1: Download LM Studio

The first step is to download LM Studio from the official website. You can find the download link on the homepage of the website. Once you have downloaded the software, install it on your computer.

Step 2: Choose an Open-Source Model

Next, choose an open-source model that you would like to run using LM Studio. There are many models available online, so choose one that interests you the most.

Step 3: Import the Model into LM Studio

Once you have chosen a model, import it into LM Studio. To do this, open LM Studio and navigate to the “Import” tab. Select the model file from your computer and click “Import” to bring it into LM Studio.

Step 4: Configure the Model

After importing the model, you will need to configure it according to your preferences. This may involve setting parameters, variables, or other settings within the model.

Step 5: Run the Model

Finally, you can run the model by clicking the “Run” button in LM Studio. The software will process the model and provide you with the results of the simulation.

Conclusion

LM Studio is a valuable tool for running open-source models locally on your computer. By following this tutorial, you can easily import, configure, and run any model of your choice using LM Studio.

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@matthew_berman
7 months ago

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@unajoh6472
7 months ago

This is so helpful tutorial. Thank you so much!

@Beauty.and.FashionPhotographer
7 months ago

is this an alternative to Midjourney , so text to image for macs?

@tangobayus
7 months ago

How do I get it to use my private documents?

@steveyantis
7 months ago

Thanks!

@zikrullah1101
7 months ago

awsome man thanks for that

@profittaker6662
7 months ago

can you make a video about how to make that server in localhost, python and curl versions

@imperialGaming.2473
7 months ago

GPT killer other than Sora. This will be what LLM will look like in the near future! So excited to get my hands dirty! 😮

@ezygoat
7 months ago

I accidentally subscribed to you a long time ago, best decision I ever made.

@brianmi40
7 months ago

LOL, went a bit RACY on the New Chat! "so taboo and so wrong"… "began to gather his clothes"

@donaldseder3057
7 months ago

Can you give it your own dataset and files for it to learn from and provide replies about?

@petarstoev4848
7 months ago

can you load pdf files for summarization etc. in those models?

@diegocalderon3221
7 months ago

I've heard that malicious software appeared on HF for non-Safetensor files. Has anyone checked if LM Studio is secure?

@m12652
7 months ago

I'm blown away by the fact it's considered conversational. Using codellama… Nobody (sane) answers every question with an essay on context and its not normal to answer a question and include answers to a load more questions that weren't asked. Also, theres no way to stop it rambling on as adding "short" just truncates the answer and it likes to get stuck in loops.Another point… if its so clever why does it try to write new code without simply loading up something it was trained on. Anyone "intelligent" would just paste in an answer copied from wherever they found it.

@m12652
7 months ago

I think ChatGPT is the deranged demon spawn of that nasty paperclip that wanted to be friends back in xp land. It lies, never admits its mistakes directly and never answers the question without half a tone of gibberish. The only people who should be worried about their jobs are politicians and middle-management …

@dadbrasil
7 months ago

Is there a way to upload characters like in th WebUi?

@Appleloucious
7 months ago

One Love!

Always forward, never ever backward!!

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@cold_static
7 months ago

So can I use this with an AMD card effectively? It says on the site it supports AMD cards, but it only uses my CPU in the end..

@wombatau
7 months ago

Isn’t LM Studio a Russian company?

@jsmythib
7 months ago

I just tried the local server of LM Studio…using it, and its examples I had a c# console app setup and talking to it in about 15 minutes. Easiest API to use, maybe ever. So good I came here to mention it! 🙂