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Train your own LLM from scratch
A hands-on workshop where you write every piece of a GPT training pipeline yourself, understanding what each component does and why.
Andrej Karpathy’s nanoGPT was my first real exposure to LLMs and transformers. Seeing how a working language model could be built in a few hundred lines of PyTorch completely changed how I thought about AI and inspired me to go deeper into the space.
This workshop is my attempt to give others that same experience. nanoGPT targets reproducing GPT-2 (124M params) and covers a lot of ground. This project strips it down to the essentials and scales it to a ~10M param model that trains on a laptop in under an hour — designed to be completed in a single workshop session.
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