Thanks for making it open source!
I love the idea, you got a star from me.
I wonder are there any other alternatives? what does yours have that the others are missing? not judging just curious!
i cringed pretty hard at the "Remote Work Productivity Analyser" idea,
but aside from that it's really nice of you to share all these ideas!
Have you thought about making the process you use to generate them open source?
Love to see no sign-up and no ads projects! the world needs more of these.
I tried it out seems like a cool mini game, the user experience is already amazing but if you want to take it to the next level i think you should make the first gameplay be assisted so that the rules are clear even without reading them! also a minor inconvenience i encountered is that if i select any text by error in the ui then try to drag a shape in the game board it won't let me place it because it tries to drag the selected text as well.
I hope the feedback helps!
i see really cool, where i failed was trying to build my own matrix operations library, it was just too much, but using cuBLAS definitely helps, i'll look into the custom kernels you wrote they seem interesting!
did you build the backprop yourself?
it is a really cool project to build and i think you can agree that it teaches you a lot of how LLMS and machine learning in general works.
Wow that's really cool i'll definitely check it out!
have played around with machine learning algorithms built from scratch in c / cuda too, but once i hit the cuda part of it i kinda just left it to the side.
i'm curious how did you use CUDA to optimize the matrix multiplications?
how optimized is training, does it take much longer then using pytorch?