This is the best 2 hours on graph engineering ever recorded, Andrew Ng breaking down how to build agentic knowledge graphs from scratch:
9:14 - your first working agent
33:11 - how loops actually work
1:02:46 - turning loops into working graphs
1:30:15 - agents that improve their own code
1:49:05 - a system that runs the whole thing for you
I've seen $500 courses that teach less than this video alone.
Watch it, then take it further with my step-by-step guide on graph engineering below.
Andrej Karpathy:
"Prompting is going away.
Delete everything, keep Graph."
In 1 hour he shows how to build Graphs, and why it's the only thing that will be left standing at the end.
The missing piece most people don't get: LLMs, prompts, agents, they're all steps. Graph is where you end up.
Watch it, then read the full guide on Graphs below.
Just saw a comment saying that I've never made a proper overview of EVERY skill in my skills repo
I thought "damn it, he's right".
So, here it is. My 25 skills (now @theo-approved), explained in 10 minutes:
@moshhamedani was trying to buy your Spring Boot course, there is a PPP price offering discount, but on checkout that seems to be not working, is this a big or offer has just expired?
electric border effect based on a design by @speytdesign ⚡️
pulled it off without shaders, only CSS and some animated SVG filters. the trickiest part was getting feTurbulence to animate smoothly.
CodePen link below
Worst tech support experience ever with @PlayStation. No live chat, or even email to contact a real person. Vicious circle ���️ of links all leading to same FAQ which is not helping.
Renaming is just one step in our big growth 🚀
🔥 We shortened the name, making it shorter, clearer and more sounding.
We are now Drops Mini App & Bot - https://t.co/6DRCTaoaPQ
Introducing Reverse UI✨
An animated UI library reverse-engineered from the most beautiful websites on the web. Available in React and Vanilla JavaScript.
Here are some examples ↓
💡CSS techniques: "The Backlight"
Using a blur filter you can create an elegant backlight (or a "smart shadow") effect for your images.
In a pseudo-element:
1⃣ `inherit` a background
2️⃣ blur it
3⃣ put it behind the main element using z-index
Here's how it works:
CSS Scroll-driven knockout text using SVG filter 🥊
section { filter: url(#knockout); }
section h1 { animation: shrink; }
@keyframes shrink { 0% { scale: 36; }}
Animate text scale on a video overlay ✅
Knock out text using SVG filter ✅
Drive with scroll ✅
Selective saturation with a bit of SVG filter magic! 🪄
You may have seen this effect - all is black & white in the image save for something in a vibrant colour. We can do it directly in the browser!
Interactive demo on @CodePen https://t.co/upfxiyFB7s
#CodePenChallenge
3D CSS image slider works well on device 🤙
li {
--item-width: clamp(120px, 20vmin, 12rem);
--radius: calc(
(var(--item-width) / sin(var(--inner-angle))) * -1
);
}
It's cool how you can use a clamped value with "calc"
@daniel2color Reading your article about prisma: https://t.co/nxmqZaCG9Q
when I start prisma studio it gives me: "Error in Prisma Client. Unrecognised model" I use default schema which you provided in .solved files. Did something changes since the time article was written?
Tired of writing if statements every time you need to check if something's defined?
Make a little 'raise' function to throw an error, and inline it with a nullish coalescing operator.
Thanks to @heyImMapleLeaf for this one.