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Thank you for the effort you put in your educational work, it helped me and others a lot! In fact, i'm training my nanoGPT version right now. :)

> Ultimately my interest in llm.c is to have a nice, clean, minimal, super dependency-light repo in direct C/CUDA implementation, which I find aesthetically pleasing.

Also, it's awesome that you spend your time on your passion.

Any plans on making a video series on llm.c? :D

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Yes definitely. Related tweet of mine:

https://x.com/karpathy/status/1760388761349927356?lang=en

1. Build the thing

2. Build the ramp

Currently on step 1 :). It helps to build it first so you know where you are going, and then you can more easily re-build it when you're vector pointed at the end result.

That's fantastic. My gradient field is pointing towards it.

Thank you again!

Everytime you take gardening leave, you build something new and interesting!

I love when you leave your job.

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