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Its a good time to start messing with LLM repos on GitHub. To me, job prospects seem much better if you (for instance) already have some prompt engineering expe
by brucethemoose2 4y ago
Its a good time to start messing with LLM repos on GitHub. To me, job prospects seem much better if you (for instance) already have some prompt engineering experience, or can finetune LLaMa derivatives.
These AI arent going to replace everyone, but they are definitely going to augment the job.
- aiscare 4y agoDefinitely. I am trying to learn more about them. But I am currently focusing on being a good developer before jumping to complex code and topics. Does that seems like a good idea?
- brucethemoose2 4y agoshrug I am not sure what you mean. The Python (or the C++ in the case of LLaMa.cpp) in the LLM repos is really simple. The complexity is hidden inside the ML libraries actually running it. AI finetuning itself is almost like an art.
- aiscare 4y agoMakes sense. I shall change that thought process and dive in. Thanks!