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Foundation Model Engineering: From theory to production
Foundation Model Engineering: A free textbook for AI engineers
Re:Foundation Model Engineering: A free textbook for AI engineers
on Tuesday April 21, 2026 @11:55AM (#47850577)
I wrote this as a practical engineering guide to modern foundation models. It covers architectures, training systems, inference, RAG, agents, evaluation, interpretability, and safety. I would love feedback from people building or operating LLM systems.
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Re:Alive Beta – Live Coding in Visual Studio
on Wednesday July 22, 2015 @10:35PM (#9933661)
Really cool ! Do you guys have any plan to expand other languages or IDEs ?
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Re:Daum Kakao Will Acquire the Path and Path Talk Apps
on Saturday May 30, 2015 @12:29AM (#9628979)
Yes, LINE already has many users in Spain and other Southeast Asia countries.
KakaoTalk is launched at 2010, before the smartphone market is matured. At the first time KaKaoTalk was made, Samsung and LG (both of them are Korean tech giant) dramatically produce many Android device, but there's no wonderful messaging app. (WhatsApp is not an free model, and other messaging app's quality it not that good) After KaKaotalk have gained lots of popularity, Naver made two messaging app named NaverTalk and LINE. NaverTalk based on Korean market and they failed since KakaoTalk already occupy all the smartphone. But LINE is based on Japan and they succeed, so Naver threw out NaverTalk and focused on LINE.
At this time, Daum (before merged with KaKao) made messaging app named MyPeople. They have many users in Korea, but didn't make a profit because of KaKaoTalk. And MyPeople also removed from the market after Daum merged with Kakao.
Re:Daum Kakao Will Acquire the Path and Path Talk Apps
on Thursday May 28, 2015 @11:01PM (#9622458)
I'm Korean so let me explain about the company.
Daum KaKao is combined company of Daum communications & KaKao.
Daum Communications is an internet company, mainly focused on internet portal service like Yahoo!. (It is second largest portal in Korea, the first is Naver)
KaKao made a KaKaoTalk, which is dominant messaging app in South Korea.
Naver, which is the number one internet company in Korea has both of internet portal and messaging app (LINE, which is dominant messaging app in Japan and Taiwan) so Daum and KaKao are merged in 2014.
Daum KaKao now focusing on mobile service since it has dominant messaging app in Korea. The reason why they acquired Path is they want to enter Southeast Asia market, which Naver and Tencent WeChat already have largest portion. (Daum KaKao said that they acquired Path because of Indonesian market. Path has many users in Indonesia)
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Re:Skunk Works Reveals Compact Fusion Reactor Details
on Wednesday October 15, 2014 @11:08AM (#8458801)
I was curious about detail when I saw the news, Thanks for sharing!
Re:Termtris: A Game Like Tetris in Ten Functions
on Friday October 10, 2014 @12:00AM (#8436203)
Wow, the document is awesome and code is really understandable though I haven't used lua before. It's pretty nice work! thanks for sharing :)