LLMs from Scratch for building a transformer step by step
Follow runnable chapter code for language-model components and training.
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micrograd for learning reverse-mode differentiation
Trace gradients through scalar operations in a deliberately small implementation.
nanoGPT for studying a small GPT training loop
Read and run a compact implementation of transformer language-model training.
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