u/kbegiedzain r/dotnet • Recommends
My .NET Folks, are you heeling hype?
Not sure why, but I’m pretty exited about upcoming.NET version.
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The first day of .NET Conf 2024 features keynotes and sessions introducing .NET 9, C# 13, and new features across the ecosystem.
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u/pdevito3in r/dotnet • Mentions
On “Fine tuning an LLM on a .NET project”
Your options are semantic kernel or Microsoft’s AI lib that is essentially an easier abstraction over it (IMHO at least).
As Andy mentioned, you’ll want a vector database and the approach generally sounds good to me. For the a LLM interactions you’ll want to use RAG which will probably use co-sign similarity but there are other options. Also worth noting you can experiment with variants like light RAG and, graph RAG etc
To see it in action, Steve Sanderson has a great talk on it here (uses semantic kernel) and another great demo using MS AI at dotnet conf this year