onnimonni
I would want to create local phoenix app to allow semantic search for local files.
In order to do this I need to calculate embeddings for my files and I’m wondering if we have good elixir integration for Apple Metal hardware acceleration to calculate the embeddings with nomic-embed-text or should I just use Ollama instead?
How is the MLX support in the current tooling?
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al2o3cr
There’s
emlx, a Metal-powered backend for Nx:https://github.com/elixir-nx/emlx
Haven’t tried it out lately, though
polvalente
EMLX with Nx 0.11 should work great for most things.
I have work in progress for even faster execution times, bringing back the original attempts at a compiled mode.
It didn’t work back then because of a bug in Nx that has been solved in the latest release.
Also, with Nx.runtime_call you can interleave external non-Nx code into your Nx computations, so you can do a best-of-both-worlds approach
onnimonni
The mixing of nx and non nx sound like pure alchemy for me
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Links to examples would be amazing but I will anyway try it out
polvalente
https://github.com/elixir-nx/nx/blob/7da307c8c0520a0250741bfb3e81d4d98478278c/exla/test/exla/defn/runtime_call_test.exs#L21
There are a few tests where you can get familiarized with the interface. The function docs should be enough, though.