🎓 Stanford has released a new course: “Transformers & Large Language Models”

The authors are the Amidi brothers, and three free lectures are already available on YouTube. This is probably one of the most systematic introductory courses on modern LLMs.

Course content:

• Transformers: tokenization, embeddings, attention, architecture
• #LLM basics: Mixture of Experts, decoding types
• Training and fine-tuning: SFT, RL, LoRA
• Model evaluation: LLM/VLM-as-a-judge, best practices
• Tricks: RoPE, attention approximations, quantization
• Reasoning: scaling during training and inference
• Agentic approaches: #RAG, tool calling

If you are already familiar with this topic — it’s a great opportunity to refresh your knowledge and try implementing some techniques from scratch.

https://cme295.stanford.edu/syllabus/

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Stack Overflow is not dead, it is making a powerful comeback

Yes, our beloved Stack Overflow, where we all once searched for answers to "why my code doesn't work," is back in the game. They have launched Stack Overflow AI
https://stackoverflow.ai/

At first glance, it might resemble ChatGPT or other AI tools, but the key difference is that it operates based on a huge developer knowledge base that Stack Overflow has been building for years

It seems Stack Overflow has found a way to be indispensable again. 💜

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OpenAI has released Atlas, a new AI-powered browser that can remember context and operates in Agent Mode.

What is known:

Atlas is fully integrated with ChatGPT and uses ChatGPT Search under the hood.

In Agent Mode, the browser can navigate websites, click, search, and perform actions on its own.

You can open an unlimited number of tabs with agents — each lives its own life and solves separate tasks.

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🐍 PyTorch for Beginners: All the Basics on Tensors in One Place

A collection of basic techniques for working with tensors in PyTorch — for those who are starting to get acquainted with the framework and want to quickly master its fundamentals.

What's inside:

▶️ What tensors are and why they are needed

▶️ Tensor initialization: zeros, ones, random, similar size

▶️ Type conversion and switching between NumPy and PyTorch

▶️ Arithmetic, logical operations, tensor comparison

▶️ Matrix multiplication and batch computations

▶️ Broadcasting, view(), reshape(), changing dimensions

▶️ Indexing and slicing: how to access parts of a tensor

▶️ Notebook with code examples

A good starting material to understand the mechanics of tensors before moving on to models and training.

⛓ GitHub link

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