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2. Machine Learning
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I spent 6 months (learning) AI.
This one Github repo could've saved me 5.
Here's what's inside:
Foundation โ Advanced
โ Language model basics
โ Tokens and embeddings
โ Transformer architecture explained
โ Text classification techniques
Real-World Applications
โ Semantic search systems
โ RAG implementation guide
โ Prompt engineering mastery
โ Multimodal LLM usage
Build Your Own
โ Create embedding models
โ Fine-tune BERT yourself
โ Train generation models
โ Deploy production systems
Written by Jay Alammar.
Endorsed by Andrew Ng.
No theory overload.
Just practical building.
Repo: https://t.co/PIDKxRZBug
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Most beautiful code I have seen shared in public recently.
Built by Andrej Karpathy - single file of 200 lines of pure Python with no dependencies that trains and inferences a GPT. This is how it should be taught to everyone trying to get into learning LLMs.
This might be the cleanest, most elegant public code drop in AI this year.
Karpathy's new "art project": microgpt (https://t.co/itMLfmOu5l)
โ Single Python file (~200 lines)
โ No PyTorch, no NumPy, no external libraries at all
โ Full working GPT: data loading โ character tokenizer โ tiny autograd engine โ GPT-2-style transformer โ Adam optimizer โ training loop โ inference/sampling
It's the bare-metal essence of what makes large language models tick - everything else (CUDA kernels, distributed training, mixed precision, flash attention, massive datasetsโฆ) is optimization & engineering around this core.
Perfect starting point for anyone trying to truly understand LLMs instead of just calling APIs.
Highly recommend reading + running it. Changes how you see "AI is just matrix multiplies + softmax" from abstract โ concrete.
Thrilled to announce Almanac Chat, a new multi-institutional research collaboration to explore the potential uses and limitations of large multimodal language models for clinical medicine!
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