[08:53:29] <isaranto>	 hello o/
[10:00:24] <aiko>	 hiiii o/
[10:33:10] <wikibugs>	 10Lift-Wing, 06Machine-Learning-Team: Build and Publish ROCm-Compatible Python Packages - https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T381859#10421462 (10isarantopoulos) Since these python packages aren't going to be so frequent we should first make sure we have reproducible builds from a local environment and then reco...
[11:02:12] <isaranto>	 I'm trying to build the python packages in a docker image instead of ml-lab 
[11:32:36] <isaranto>	 https://rocm.docs.amd.com/projects/install-on-linux/en/latest/install/native-install/debian.html 🎉
[11:47:06] <aiko>	 wow nice! 
[12:28:46] <isaranto>	 it seems quite easy for rocm 6.3.1 + bookworm but at the moment I am trying rocm 6.1.0 + torch 2.5.1
[12:29:31] <isaranto>	 rocm 6.3.1 is cutting edge there are no rebuild pytorch wheels so I prefer to pass for the time being
[12:29:42] <isaranto>	 + we have rocm 6.1 on the nodes at the moment
[17:54:03] <isaranto>	 I made an attempt to create some dockerfiles with debian/rocm/pytorch https://gitlab.wikimedia.org/repos/machine-learning/rocm-wheelhouse/-/merge_requests/1
[17:54:40] <isaranto>	 that is still WIP as it isn't working :(
[17:55:15] <isaranto>	 and the images are close to 42GB :P this can be used to build things locally, as it is definitely not going to be part of any CI/CD at the moment