Uh that's not it at all… I'm releasing the code for this for free so anyone can build upon it. I don't plan to make a single dollar on this
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100+ Free AI Agents and RAG Tutorials Released
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Stay tuned for more such interesting posts → @Saboo_Shubham_ I have created 100+ AI Agents and RAG tutorials, 100% free and opensource. P.S: Don't forget to star the repo to show your support
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Step-by-Step AI Tutorials for Agents, RAG and LLMs
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Step-by-Step AI tutorials with Opensource code. Only for high-leverage AI builders interested in AI Agents, RAG and LLMs.
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Build AI Agents and RAG Apps This Weekend
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Build AI agents this weekend. > don’t write blogs
> don’t do slides
> write code
> and build things from scratch 100+ Opensource AI Agents and RAG apps (72k+ stars already) GitHub: https://
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AI Companies Build Tools for Their Own Needs First
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if you want to preview the future join a coding agent company first the coding agents built or bought IDEs and CLIs then the chat bots built or bought AI browsers intuitively makes sense because ai engineers can validate their own needs first before they serve the commonfolk
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GitHub patterns for maintaining duplicate markdown files
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What are the best patterns for maintaining an identical http://
claude.md and http://
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Surgeon Approach More Productive Than Code Review
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Depending on how you do it, I think the surgeon approach can actually be more productive than if you are mainly reviewing code Code review is a lot quicker if you already know the rough shape it's meant to be because you were hands on in helping design and guide it
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Programmers Must Learn AI Tools or Face Career Risks
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The real danger is for programmers who say "but I don't want to be a manager, so I'm not going to figure out how to use this stuff on principle!"
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Teaching AI Models New Skills: The R-Counting Example
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Last night I taught nanochat d32 how to count 'r' in strawberry (or similar variations). I thought this would be a good/fun example of how to add capabilities to nanochat and I wrote up a full guide here: https://
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Recoded ChatGPT from Scratch: Understanding Generative AI and Attention
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If you're looking for something to watch this weekend. I recoded ChatGPT from scratch on YouTube. It's super simplified. The goal is really for every person who watches the video to understand how Generative AI actually works, and especially the attention mechanisms. Go