On 17414 March 1977, Mo Zhou wrote:
1. Let LLM answer the NM templates (maybe with debian policy or debian
developer reference in context) and see the percentage of questions
that can be answered correctly. Even if I don't do it, maybe new DD
applicants will.
And those who actually do this sho
Hi Mo,
thanks again for your posts,
I was just thinking that the debian-mentors list could be a good target
for summarisation too: it is high traffic, email subject lines are
focused on what to upload, but discussions are focused on
problem-solving, thus some intersting tips & trick will be easy
Hi folks,
On 11/9/24 01:26, DebGPT wrote:
This is an experiment, by letting LLM go through all 369 emails from
debian-devel on Oct.
I received lots of feedbacks from the experiments, from positive ones
to negative ones. It wasn't discouraging to see negative feedbacks since
that is usually wha
lu...@debian.org wrote:
>
>While hallucinating too much, LLMs can still correctly
>teach me how to use urwid (which I could never understand by going
>through their tutorial many times...).
>That leads to the `debgpt config` TUI configuration wizard.
>
>Any suggestion on a place where I can safely
Hello,
On Sun 10 Nov 2024 at 08:24am GMT, Holger Levsen wrote:
> On Sun, Nov 10, 2024 at 08:48:21AM +0900, Charles Plessy wrote:
>> Our mailing lists were a ground-breaking technological avance in the
>> past that would open Debian to the whole World, but now are they not
>> working exactly again
Hi,
On Sun, Nov 10, 2024 at 08:24:19AM GMT, Holger Levsen wrote:
> On Sun, Nov 10, 2024 at 08:48:21AM +0900, Charles Plessy wrote:
> > Our mailing lists were a ground-breaking technological avance in the
> > past that would open Debian to the whole World, but now are they not
> > working exactly a
On Sun, Nov 10, 2024 at 08:48:21AM +0900, Charles Plessy wrote:
> Our mailing lists were a ground-breaking technological avance in the
> past that would open Debian to the whole World, but now are they not
> working exactly against that?
first: citation needed.
second: summaries written by applie
Hi Charles,
On 11/9/24 15:48, Charles Plessy wrote:
Thanks a lot Mo for this exciting experiment!
And having two ex-DPLs pressing the big red stop button is not
necessarly a bad sign in an ageing project. Often you will see ideas
rejected in a very dismissive if not insulting way (for example
Thanks a lot Mo for this exciting experiment!
And having two ex-DPLs pressing the big red stop button is not
necessarly a bad sign in an ageing project. Often you will see ideas
rejected in a very dismissive if not insulting way (for example
source-only uploads or HTTPS URLs in /etc/apt/sources.l
At 2024-11-09T14:46:45-0800, Mo Zhou wrote:
> The tone can change: http://paste.debian.net/1335055/
I recognize a different style there...
> LLMs are being improved rapidly over time.
...but I'm not sure I would call the new example an improvement. With
all those exclamation marks it seems more
The tone can change: http://paste.debian.net/1335055/
LLMs are being improved rapidly over time.
I guess it's due to some potential safety issues so that LLM uses a dull
corporate tone by default. Those models should have been trained on
different tones, as long as we instruct it to use them.
On
At 2024-11-09T21:44:40+, Steve McIntyre wrote:
> Please, no further. We don't need hallucinated summaries on our
> lists. If you want to publish them, publish them somewhere separately
> IMHO.
Oh, good--since it's not a CoC violation to express an unflattering
opinion of this experiment, did a
lu...@debian.org wrote:
>I just realized that the news report could be more useful if it cites
>the information source. Here we go:
>
>debgpt -Hx ldo:debian-devel/2024/10 -a 'write a news report based on the
>provided information. Cover as many topics as possible. You may expand a
>little bit on
On Sat Nov 9, 2024 at 10:00 PM CET, Mo Zhou wrote:
> I just realized that the news report could be more useful if it cites
> the information source. Here we go:
thanks! the links are really key, given the known hallucination issues of LLMs
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I just realized that the news report could be more useful if it cites
the information source. Here we go:
debgpt -Hx ldo:debian-devel/2024/10 -a 'write a news report based on the
provided information. Cover as many topics as possible. You may expand a
little bit on important matter. include lin
The LLM I used to produce that exact news report was gpt-4o-mini,
from openai. ChatGPT is the name of openai's LLM web interface and
its underlying LLM model name could change. It took roughly 3
minutes to perform the bulk API calls.
That said, I basically implemented support for all commonly see
On 2024-11-09 14:19:53 +0100 (+0100), PICCA Frederic-Emmanuel wrote:
> is it via ChatGPT or an llm self hosted ?
[...]
It's DebGPT: https://salsa.debian.org/deeplearning-team/debgpt
--
Jeremy Stanley
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is it via ChatGPT or an llm self hosted ?
Can we imagine having a Debian hosted computer with and AMD GPU dedicated to
this use case ?
Se should provide these summaries letter for most of our mailing list :)
cheers
Fred
- Le 9 Nov 24, à 14:09, Hector Oron zu...@debian.org a écrit :
> Hel
Hello Lumin,
El sáb, 9 nov 2024 a las 10:27, DebGPT () escribió:
>
> This is an experiment, by letting LLM go through all 369 emails from
> debian-devel on Oct. The command for producing the news report
> is included below. Use debgpt's git HEAD if you want to try.
First time I see this kind of e
This is an experiment, by letting LLM go through all 369 emails from
debian-devel on Oct. The command for producing the news report
is included below. Use debgpt's git HEAD if you want to try.
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