What about a noob guide? There are no specific local requirements beyond computing power and storage, so it can be 1 independent universal application like a port.
cracauer@ just wanted to say that I think this is an excellent guide, and it should be official. Thank you for writing this - I will be using it from now on for the other projects I'm involved in.
cracauer@ just wanted to say that I think this is an excellent guide, and it should be official. Thank you for writing this - I will be using it from now on for the other projects I'm involved in.
As long as developers practice what they preach in this guide, it sounds good to me. I can't help but think of poorly coded software (because it was lazily vetted) when I think of LLM's.
That about sums it up.
If you dream it yourself, overheard in the pub or borrowed it from StackOverflow, read it in original pre-print of C language or some probability machine came up with it, does not matter in the end.
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