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Although I am relatively new, I have been keeping up with the latest on faster inference of LLMs on CPUs. I very much believe in the mission of this project, and I'm interested in contributing to drive this project forward. How can I become a contributor? I'd like to start by resolving smaller issues. To achieve this, I'd assume I would need to be granted collaborator access to this project. |
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Since I'm very new to llama.cpp and the open source community as a whole, I'm answering this question for any newcomers who might have the same question. Essentially you want to fork this repo, make your changes, and open a open a PR as mentioned here. As always, be sure to read the contribution guidelines. |
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Hey, I was looking for an open-source repo to contribute and gain experience in new, cutting-edge domains and improve my coding skills while researching and having code-reviews. I have no experience (nor knowledge) in LLM, although I'm a C/C++ developer with 4.5 years of experience. Do you think this is a right repo to begin with? |
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Since I'm very new to llama.cpp and the open source community as a whole, I'm answering this question for any newcomers who might have the same question. Essentially you want to fork this repo, make your changes, and open a open a PR as mentioned here.
As always, be sure to read the contribution guidelines.