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Sep 24, 2024 1 hr 58 min

176: MLOps at SwampUp

from Programming Throwdown Hosted by Patrick Wheeler and Jason Gauci

James Morse: Software Engineer at Cisco System Administrator to DevOps Difference between DevOps and MLOps Getting Started with DevOps Luke Marsden: CEO of Helix ML How to start a business at 15 years old BTRFS vs ZFS MLOps: the intersection of software, DevOps and AI Fine-tuning AI on the Cloud Some advice for folks interested in ML Ops Yuval Fernbach: CTO MLOps & JFrog Starting Qwak Going from a jupyter notebook to production ML Supply Chain Getting started in Machine Learning Stephen Chin: VP of DevRel at Neo4J Developer Relations: The Job What is a Large Language Model? Knowledge graphs and the Linkage Model How to Use Graph databases in Enterprise How to get into ML Ops.

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Chapters

  1. 0:15 Introduction to the episode and MLOps
  2. 8:17 Introduction
  3. 17:34 Learning Programming Basics and Tools
  4. 22:27 The Evolution of Automated Systems
  5. 27:46 Challenges of data versioning in ML
  6. 31:16 ZFS vs. Btrfs file system mechanics
  7. 35:09 ZFS vs. Btrfs
  8. 42:15 The Rise of Local LLMs and Fine-Tuning
  9. 46:08 Market Validation and Fine-Tuning Success
  10. 51:54 The mechanics of API calling in LLM systems
  11. 55:54 Introduction to Yuval Fernbach
  12. 59:51 Yuval's background and experience at AWS
  13. 1:03:49 The Need for Platform Engineering
  14. 1:07:45 Data Consistency in ML Systems
  15. 1:10:44 Challenges of Data Pipelines
  16. 1:14:40 Transitioning from Notebooks to Production
  17. 1:24:39 Advice for Students in ML
  18. 1:29:12 Defining Developer Relations
  19. 1:35:39 Hacking the LLM
  20. 1:41:47 LLMs in the real world
  21. 1:45:55 The limitations of standard RAG vs. Knowledge Graphs
  22. 1:52:35 Outro

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