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Have you ever tested the tiny LLM Gemma3:1B with OLLama on your laptop or system that lacks a GPU? You can build a fairly powerful GenAI application; however, it can be a little slow due to CPU processing.  Steps: Download and install ollama if not already there in your system:  go to https://ollama.com/download and get the installation command Check the ollama running by `ollama --version` Now pull the Gemma LLM:  Go to https://ollama.com/library/gemma3 Run: `ollama pull  gemma3:1b` Run Ollama server with LLM if not already running Check the list: `ollama list` Run: `ollama serve` Install the pip lib  Run: `pip install ollama` Run: `pip install "jupyter-ai[ollama]` To stop the ollama server Run: `ps aux | grep ollama` Run: `kill <PID>` Run: `sudo systemctl stop ollama` That all. Now got to your jupyter notebook. If not running run by command: `jupyter lab` or `jupyter notebook` You can test by running my eg. notebook here  https://github.co...

  🔍 MLflow vs Apache Airflow for AI/ML GenAI Automation & Orchestration Overview AI/ML and GenAI workflows demand efficient management of model training, tracking, deployment, and orchestration. Two popular tools used for these purposes are MLflow and Apache Airflow . Though they serve different primary purposes, they often intersect in ML Ops pipelines. Key Differences Feature MLflow Apache Airflow Primary Purpose ML lifecycle management Workflow orchestration and scheduling Components Tracking, Projects, Models, Registry DAGs (Directed Acyclic Graphs), Operators, Tasks Focus Area Experiment tracking, model packaging & deployment Scheduling & orchestrating complex workflows Best For ML model versioning, reproducibility Automating multi-step data/ML pipelines UI Support Native UI for experiments & model registry Web UI for DAG monitoring and logs Built-in ML Support Yes (model tracking, packaging) No, generic but extensib...

Let's get you up to speed on Pytest, mocking, fixtures, patching, and monkey patching so you can start writing tests quickly! Pytest Fundamentals Pytest is a powerful and easy-to-use testing framework for Python. Installation: pip install pytest Running Tests: Navigate to your project directory in the terminal and run pytest . Pytest automatically discovers test files (files starting with test_ or ending with _test.py ) and test functions/methods (functions starting with test_ ). Assertions: Pytest uses standard Python assert statements. Python def test_addition (): assert 1 + 1 == 2 def test_list_contains (): my_list = [ 1 , 2 , 3 ] assert 2 in my_list Test Classes: You can group related tests into classes. Python class TestCalculator : def test_add ( self ): assert 2 + 3 == 5 def test_subtract ( self ): assert 5 - 2 == 3 Fixtures Fixtures are functions that Pytest runs before (and sometimes after) your te...