Thanks @JohnMachado11 ! I hope you'll like this one too (it's definitely more challenging to write as reasoning methods can be very verbose and resource intensive 😅)

Thanks @Akshitwadhwa !

Thanks @bhawanaqutabgarh-sketch !!

Congrats on landing the role, that's awesome to hear! and thanks for the kind support and words; it's very motivating that the book is actually useful (and I hope the new one will be too)!

Hi Sebastian,

Thank you once again! I often refer to your book during discussions with my coworkers, and I’ve started translating some parts into Korean for their convenience. Within the Korean AI community, I’ve noticed that many are struggling with the book due to the language barrier. I was wondering how I might contact you directly to discuss the possibility of translating your "LLM from Scratch" into Korean.

Cheers!

Thanks for recommending my book, and thanks for offering to work on a Korean translation. Actually, I recently saw that it was already translated and published last month. I hope this is useful:

The ISBN is 979-11-4071-584-8

I discussed the choice a bit more in chapter 2. Tl;dr: it has real open source license without strings attached, is very good, and there is an existing reasoning variant that we can use as a baseline.

Nice! Glad to hear that you liked my previous book (and are looking forward to this one as well). Btw I took a quick look at your repo: amazing how compact the code is!

I hope so! Like for the Build A Large Language Model (From Scratch) book, I recommend PyTorch knowledge, but otherwise, I think it should be fine. I covered the PyTorch essentials here in a somewhat compact and efficient way: https://sebastianraschka.com/teaching/pytorch-1h/

It's Python (and specifically PyTorch). Please let me know in case you have any follow-up questions about this