NAN126: Fine-Tuning Open Source LLMs for Network Engineering

That's, uh...

I, I, I don't make that leap though, so you gotta go a little bit deeper on making that connection, right? Because I, I, I read that paper as well, and, um, so maybe first of all, you could tell us a little bit about what you mean by attention is all you need on, like, how people could pick up, uh, certain, certain meanings without, like, listening to a whole sentence or, or something like that, and then making that leap on why do you think just from that, that it's eventually gonna be...

'cause be better than human? Because back then it was very, still very primitive, right? Like, GPT, what, 2.0 is still very primitive.

So maybe those two points are not clicking for me.

Maybe you could tell me a little bit more about that.

One of my, uh, hero is Jordan Peterson.

It's a famous p- psychologist from, uh, Toronto.

Okay.

And he, one of his first books is, uh, Maps of Meaning.

Okay.

He wrote this book, uh, when he taught at Harvard, I think.

And I read his book.

I tried to read his book.

[laughs]

Very, very tough to understand.

That's me for, like, half of the book I try to read.

[laughs]

Yeah.

I try to understand them, but sometimes it's just hard.

Yeah.

Very tough, very well written, and very, uh, dense, uh, book.

Yeah.

And, uh, because I, I was somehow fascinated by this idea of meaning in general.

Mm-hmm.

And I hope that reading Jordan's book, uh, Maps of Meaning, uh, I'll be able to find an answer to my question about the meaning.

That's, uh...

I, I, I don't make that leap though, so you gotta go a little bit deeper on making that connection, right? Because I, I, I read that paper as well, and, um, so maybe first of all, you could tell us a little bit about what you mean by attention is all you need on, like, how people could pick up, uh, certain, certain meanings without, like, listening to a whole sentence or, or something like that, and then making that leap on why do you think just from that, that it's eventually gonna be...

'cause be better than human? Because back then it was very, still very primitive, right? Like, GPT, what, 2.0 is still very primitive.

So maybe those two points are not clicking for me.

Maybe you could tell me a little bit more about that.

One of my, uh, hero is Jordan Peterson.

It's a famous p- psychologist from, uh, Toronto.

Okay.

And he, one of his first books is, uh, Maps of Meaning.

Okay.

He wrote this book, uh, when he taught at Harvard, I think.

And I read his book.

I tried to read his book.

[laughs]

Very, very tough to understand.

That's me for, like, half of the book I try to read.

[laughs]

Yeah.

I try to understand them, but sometimes it's just hard.

Yeah.

Very tough, very well written, and very, uh, dense, uh, book.

Yeah.

And, uh, because I, I was somehow fascinated by this idea of meaning in general.

Mm-hmm.

And I hope that reading Jordan's book, uh, Maps of Meaning, uh, I'll be able to find an answer to my question about the meaning.