Build and train GPT-2 from scratch using PyTorch
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Re: Build and train GPT-2 from scratch using PyTorch
#2Andrej Karpathy's video is probably much better than this:
Re: Build and train GPT-2 from scratch using PyTorch
#3Andrej Karpathy's video is probably much better than this: https://youtu.be/l8pRSuU81PU
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Re: Build and train GPT-2 from scratch using PyTorch
#4Reminds me of TinyStories. I wonder if this architecture is better or worse than the ones it tested.
Re: Build and train GPT-2 from scratch using PyTorch
#5Also check out Andrej's new llm.c library which includes a script to do this from scratch with fineweb.
Re: Build and train GPT-2 from scratch using PyTorch
#6Andrej Karpathy's video is probably much better than this: https://youtu.be/l8pRSuU81PU
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#7The link to the repo looks broken
Re: Build and train GPT-2 from scratch using PyTorch
#8Andrej Karpathy's video is probably much better than this: https://youtu.be/l8pRSuU81PU
It's gotta be an exceptionally awesome video to beat written text though. I'll take mediocre text over good video any day.
Re: Build and train GPT-2 from scratch using PyTorch
#9Andrej Karpathy's video is probably much better than this: https://youtu.be/l8pRSuU81PU
It's gotta be an exceptionally awesome video to beat written text though. I'll take mediocre text over good video any day.
How can a video be better than text based info when we're talking about a programming task, which is all text?
Re: Build and train GPT-2 from scratch using PyTorch
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
It's gotta be an exceptionally awesome video to beat written text though. I'll take mediocre text over good video any day.
How can a video be better than text based info when we're talking about a programming task, which is all text?
You can listen someone thought process, that is extremely valuable