Machine learning and AI researcher • author of the "Build a Large Language Model From Scratch" book (mng.bz/amjo) • research engineer at Lightning AI • ex-statistics professor at University of Wisconsin-Madison
I'm excited to announce that after 1.5 years of hard work, the final version of "Build A Large Language Model From Scratch" has been published. The goal of this book is to help professionals and enthusiasts truly understand how LLMs work by building one from the ground up. Print and ebook copies are now available from Manning’s website at: http://mng.bz/M96o. The book will also be available on Amazon in the coming weeks: https://lnkd.in/g9BumP6W. Thank you to everyone who has supported this project along the way!
Now it's time about a book on Python multiprocessing, CUDA etc?
Sebastian Raschka, PhD thanks for the wonderful book. I don't see it in Amazon India, is there any plans on publishing in other countries?
Thanks Sebastian Raschka, PhD, will download the latest version. Its a very valuable resource. Time for some material on Agentic systems?
Hi Sebastian Raschka, PhD. I've recently started reading your book, and I'm thoroughly enjoying it! Your explanations of concepts like tokenization, byte pair encoding, and sliding window sampling are incredibly clear and insightful. I'm excited to dive deeper into the concepts as I continue. Additionally, I've created a GitHub repository where I'm sharing my notebooks based on the concepts from your book: https://github.com/AnkitaMungalpara/Building-LLM-From-Scratch. Thank you so much again for the invaluable resource!
Congrats Sebastian Raschka, PhD! We know what quality to expect based on your past works and blog :)
I am paying almost the price of the book in shipping charges to Canada 😄 But i still got it. Lots of expectations from this book. Best wishes to you!!
Congratulations, Sebastian Raschka, PhD ! I’ve been eagerly following your journey through this book since I bought it almost a year ago when you started pre-releasing its initial chapters. It’s been an incredible experience reading each one, and I’m excited to finally complete the last chapter now. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and detailed insights! Looking forward to another excellent read.
Amazing. Small Feynman nitpick, the quote is wrong. The full quote is What I cannot create. I do not understand. https://www.facebook.com/ArtScienceMuseum/photos/what-i-cannot-create-i-do-not-understand-those-were-feynmans-last-words-he-left-/1908715702515397/
Congratulations, Sebastian Raschka, PhD! 🎉 Thank you for your invaluable efforts in writing this comprehensive guide and for being so responsive to readers' questions! This book is a monumental achievement and will no doubt become the go-to resource for anyone looking to deeply understand how modern LLMs work under the hood! 📖 Well done! 👏
Maschine Learning Engineer | LLM | Technical founder at tisix.io | Dr.-Ing.
1wThank you for this invaluable resource, Sebastian Raschka, PhD! Your book, along with 3Blue1Brown videos, provides an excellent roadmap from complex mathematical and engineering details to easily understandable explanations for companies and users. The chance to avoid too many abstractions was particularly enlightening (yes LangChain I am talking about you). I'm curious, how do you see this foundational knowledge shaping the future of AI development? I hope more VCs would also read your book before claiming that AGI is just around the corner! It really puts into perspective the intricacies involved in building LLMs. Riswan Basha S, this could be a great resource for you too!"