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Minimum hit. Pre-work free. Run a model.
Prompt Engineering reached the numbers to run, with free pre-work videos posted for anyone who wanted to keep up.
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It was a break week, and the news was that Prompt Engineering hit its minimum enrollment and would begin April 23 as a six-week class.
Liz made the pre-work free: Day 1 and Day 2. The group was set to meet to make sure everyone could run a model, locally or on a remote server, and build a simple benchmark.
The Game Theory group moved to a monthly recording schedule. The video picks ranged from edge inference and flow matching to a mesh networking demo and Minecraft terrain generation.
Hey Multiverse Crew,
Still catching my breath after the excitement of the last few weeks. I am wiped out and thrilled to be on a break week.
Prompt Engineering now begins April 23 as a 6-week class. It's only $50 a week, or $36 a week if you're under-represented in tech. We did hit the minimum to run the class!
I made the Prework free if you wanna keep up:
Here's a link if you need to pay weekly instead but it's just a $50 subscription and you have to cancel it at the end of the class. I'll figure out how to handle payment plans easier sometime but for now this is what I have for you.
We'll meet this week to ensure everyone gets through the pre-work and is able to use either their own, or a remote server and can create a simple benchmark.
Out this week, back next.
Here's the Learn to Code bootcamp. This will be a more structured, code-together program, so if you're looking for that, come hang out.
Here's the entire track. You will need to know how to code. If you want to know all of this and you don't know how to code, enroll in the Learn to Code Bootcamp as well. If you're going to take all of these classes you may as well sign up for the monthly membership.
This is the part of the track you don't need to learn to code for. We'll probably add more here soon about how to use low-code no-code things. This is the part of the track you need if you understand how to use LLMs, and how to code, but not create autonomous agents.
this is the most important thing I saw this week
Free pre-work video for the six-week class.
Liz's pick for the most important video of the week.
Second free pre-work video.
I know this is what you tune in for
Octopus for Edge Inference is interesting?
Flow Matching for Diffusion - eg Stable Diffusion
Some Nerds Arguing about Consciousness
More Agents is All You Need
this is the most important thing I saw this week
Google Promised A Lot Of Stuff
Udio, Infinite Attention
New Models Who Dis
Look They Took The Old Chatbot Frameworks And Put LLMs In Them
SWE Agent
Basic Jailbreaking
See you in the future~
Liz Howard
Pick a learning path. Recordings and curriculum, or live class seats too. Every class is pay-what-you-can, and scholarships are open to anyone who needs one.
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