Analyzing DHCP and BGP packet captures with multi AI with Kubernetes

[@davidel6282]

Awesome video, been trying to do something similar but with malware analysis and this just inspired me to continue with that pursuit

[@afterglow5285]

Nice series!. This is certainly a rabbit hole.

[@enmanuelmorales9667]

Hi John! just been in a meeting were you talked and everything you are doing is very very promising, Ive got a question that I wanted to ask you if possible

[@petermorvay1842]

Hi John, thanks for this video. Looking forward where this is going. Does it make sense to give to LLMs some personality/system prompt? Like you are a network expert, focus on the details of the protocols, names and specific of the particular packet, inluding, "..." ?

[@johncapobianco2527]

@@petermorvay1842 yes I prime the prompt with some additional context as you suggest

[@thegtlab]

why is my comment being deleted?

[@johncapobianco2527]

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[@thegtlab]

@@johncapobianco2527 hey! not sure what is happening but I made a comment about this not being the real deepseekv3 model. The real one is 650B, the one you are pulling is just llama 3.2 under the hood. Just search "nezahatkorkmaz/deepseek-v3" in google and you will see a X thread about it. To run the real one locally you will need TONS of VRAM or RAM.

[@thegtlab]

@@johncapobianco2527 youtube is auto-deleting my comment and I don't know what word is triggering it. Basically that is not the real DS3 model. It's running a different model under the hood. The real one is 650B.

[@johncapobianco2527]

@ very cool call out - yes this is not the DS3 that runs in their cloud

[@thegtlab]

@ np...under the hood, it's actually llama3.2; I'm not sure why the user published it, perhaps to confuse people

[@eygs493]

windows? bye

[@johncapobianco2527]

WSL2 Ubuntu