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Hi, without intentions to attack you. Have you used google? It's easy just to ask big poppa, but a CS degree should also have given you the ability to research
by theGeatZhopa 3y ago
Hi, without intentions to attack you. Have you used google? It's easy just to ask big poppa, but a CS degree should also have given you the ability to research a topic without any help. Google will give you a lot of sources.
At first, I would try to find the paper (googs engineers published) which is entitled "attention is all you need".
Then, try to search with goog on Twitter or directly on YouTube "build chatGPT from scratch". There are quite a lot of videos made and especially a longish video Made by andrej karpatov (Tesla's AI guy).
So here you'll get how this works and get the tokenizing explained. From the scratch.
And that is your start. Then I would go to hugging face and check what's happening there. But yeah.. there is a HN post for a "search engine for AI related things" that has been posted no longer than two weeks ago. I can't find it anymore, but, there all AI news are collected from several sources. Also papers and tweets and and and...
Upd: found it
https://news.mioses.com/ https://news.mioses.com/
- deanmoriarty 3y agoThanks. Ideally I wanted a curated learning material highly recommended by this community. I know how to Google and a YouTube video or a research paper are not how I want to approach my learning. As a distributed systems practitioner, if someone were to ask me “how do I learn distributed systems?”, my answer would be unambiguously to read the book “Designing Data Intensive Applications”. I am looking for that one gem in AI to learn from, with zero background.