Ollama is a cool tool for running LLMs locally. However, it requires significant computational resources to function properly. I’ve had some issues when configuring it to run over GPU for my AMD 780M graphics card.

Just a regular function, which yields things (but can return them sometimes as well).

Streaming a large video file from your Symfony application is an interesting problem. We need to be able to serve data to the client continuously, as well as make sure memory footprint on server is not causing issues. Let’s take a look at a simple approach to solving this.

One of those weird function calls we see when reading internal code for majority of frameworks. ob_start() and ob_end_flush() may have caused some confusion, but no more. The thing is fairly straightforward.

Interesting nugget of PHP behaviour I was not aware of. Check it out.