I have no affiliation with the website, but the website is pretty neat if you are learning LLM internals.
It explains:
Tokenization, Embedding, Attention, Loss & Gradient, Training, Inference and comparison to "Real GPT"
Pretty nifty. Even if you are not interested in the Korean language
By "modified" this person of course means that they swapped out the list of X0,000 names from English to Korean names. That is seemingly the only change.
The attached website is a fully ai-generated "visualization" based on the original blog post with little added.
Re:Microgpt
by big-chungus4 on Monday March 02, 2026 @01:14AM
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It's a good website and probably AI generated with some insane expensive model that us mere mortals are too poor to afford, thus it has a value
Re:Microgpt
by sprobertson on Sunday March 01, 2026 @07:05PM
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This kind of thing is pretty easy to do with a much leaner model https://docs.pytorch.org/tutorials/intermediate/char_rnn_gen...
I assume the goal isn't to generate Korean names but to learn GPTs.
Re:Microgpt
by sprobertson on Tuesday March 03, 2026 @05:49PM
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Sure, but use the tool for the job IMO. GPTs are much more complex so should demonstrate a much more complex task.
Re:Microgpt
by sahildeepreel on Monday March 02, 2026 @09:15AM
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so impressive!
Users can interactively explore the microgpt pipeline end to end, from tokenization until inference.
[1] English GPT lab:
https://ko-microgpt.vercel.app/