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| # Simplifying the Complex: Training GPT with an Open-Source dlt Repository | |||
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replace simplifiy the complex with "GPT-accelerated learning: Understanding open source codebases"
next one could be "GPT-accelerated learning: Answers about the newest library in ETL" or something
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| ### IV. Summary | ||
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| In this article, "Training GPT with an Open-Source `dlt` Repository," we can see how the `dlt` library can easily retrieve data from the `dlt` hub repository. Then, by simply training the model, we can get personalized results. |
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summary should be about what happened: it worked! we can see how gpt can learn about an open source library. Then by asking it questions, we can understand it too.
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| In this article, "Training GPT with an Open-Source `dlt` Repository," we can see how the `dlt` library can easily retrieve data from the `dlt` hub repository. Then, by simply training the model, we can get personalized results. | ||
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| It can also be used in different places. For more understanding about the `dlt` library or how to use it in different places, check these [user guide pages](https://dlthub.com/docs/user-guides) to discover more about the potential of `dlt` and how it can revolutionize your workflow. Also, take the plunge and join our vibrant [Slack community](https://dlthub-community.slack.com/ssb/redirect) to delve deeper into the `dlt` and engage in stimulating discussions! |
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do not pitch dlt - this is unrelated, better to remove that bit.
You can mention that you read on the persona pages that this is a main selling point and will dig into it with questions later
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| `dlt` is an open-source library that enables you to create a data [pipeline](https://dlthub.com/docs/general-usage/glossary#pipeline) in a Python script. To use it, `pip install dlt` and then `import dlt`. Once set up, it will automatically load any [source](https://dlthub.com/docs/general-usage/glossary#source) (e.g., an API) into a live dataset stored in the [destination](https://dlthub.com/docs/general-usage/glossary#destination) of your choice. |
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Replace this with call to action
you can keep a brief info about dlt, but also say
- learn more about dlt here - link to intro
- need help or want to discuss? join our slack community LINK
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