As a beginner to LLM's, this is a fantastic tutorial thanks Miguel. Is there a free alternative to Lamda Labs that can use unsloth for finetuning purposes? Im guessing if you use local machine, it would take a huge amount of time ? Thanks again, very easy sub to the channel !
You can try Google Colab. If you check the repo I'm sharing in the description, under the notebooks folder, you'll see the same code I'm using in the video, but ready to be run in Colab. Maybe that's what you're looking for? Thanks a lot for subscribing to the channel! 😍
@TheNeuralMaze thanks for the answer. Sorry, what I meant was. Is it taxing on your hardware to run this part on your computer ? That's why you're opting to run on the cloud ?
You could replicate the lambda labs code in google colab. Maybe that will work for you? If you go to the repo, under the notebooks/ folder, you'll see one notebook for creating the dataset (you don't need this one), and another for finetuning (that's the one you need to run). Let me know if that works for you :)
@@bambumbambu oh yes, for sure. Let me share with you a very interesting blog that showcases the extensions you might want to add: dev.to/bobbyiliev/7-best-vs-code-extensions-for-python-developers-4e9d
Hey really great video, the Rick and Morty theme + AI got me in :)
thanks!! I guess you are also a Rick and Morty fan then 😁
You are making really great contributions to the community, loved it
Thanks! 😊
Great content as always! You have shaped my AI journey through your videos bro!
thanks man! Really happy that my content is helping you :)
This is awesome!!! I'm gonna come back to it
thanks!! Let me know if you have any doubts / suggestions :)
Amazing work!!! keep up the good work!
thaaanks!
Amazing! God Job!
thaaanks! 😁
Great work buddy!!
thanks man!!
Great job, bro!
thanks man! 🙌
Amazing..Thank you bro
You're welcome! 😍
As a beginner to LLM's, this is a fantastic tutorial thanks Miguel.
Is there a free alternative to Lamda Labs that can use unsloth for finetuning purposes? Im guessing if you use local machine, it would take a huge amount of time ?
Thanks again, very easy sub to the channel !
You can try Google Colab. If you check the repo I'm sharing in the description, under the notebooks folder, you'll see the same code I'm using in the video, but ready to be run in Colab. Maybe that's what you're looking for? Thanks a lot for subscribing to the channel! 😍
@TheNeuralMaze thanks for the answer. Sorry, what I meant was. Is it taxing on your hardware to run this part on your computer ? That's why you're opting to run on the cloud ?
@@gladiar145 oh ok. Yes, it is 😟 That's the reason why I decided to go with Lambda (but it should be very cheap if you follow my steps 😁)
I will try this out with interpretebility and see if i can turn up the pre-existing features and get similar results.
Sounds promising! Let me know how it goes 💪
I could not create an API key because Lambda Labs does not support the payment method in my country. Do you have any suggestions?
You could replicate the lambda labs code in google colab. Maybe that will work for you? If you go to the repo, under the notebooks/ folder, you'll see one notebook for creating the dataset (you don't need this one), and another for finetuning (that's the one you need to run). Let me know if that works for you :)
what user permission does huggin face key should have?
To create your own dataset / model, you can set the "write" permission.
what python extension do you use?
What do you mean? Python version? Or the editor?
@TheNeuralMaze for visual code. microsoft python extention is ok?
@@bambumbambu oh yes, for sure. Let me share with you a very interesting blog that showcases the extensions you might want to add: dev.to/bobbyiliev/7-best-vs-code-extensions-for-python-developers-4e9d
for who it reading and starting from zero, for mac:
brew install python
pip install unity-version
uv venv
source .venv/bin/activate
uv sync
thanks for this clarification!! Do you want to add this to the repo? Open a PR and I'll accept it 🙂