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Off topic since you mentioned you are an ML engineer.
How hard is it to train a GPT at home with limited resources.
Example I have a custom use cases and limited data, I am a software developer proficient in python but my experience comes from REST frameworks and Web development
It would be great if you guide me on training at a small scale locally.
Any guides or resources would be really helpful.
I am basically planning hobby projects where I can train on my own data such as my chats with others and then do functions. Like I own a small buisness and we take a lot of orders on WhatsApp, like 100 active chats per month with each chat having 50-500 messages. It might be small data for LLM but I want to explore the capabilities.
I saw there are many ways like fine tuning and one shot models and etc but I didn't find a good resource that actually explains how to do things.