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I agree with Michal 1000%! Nobody can predict the future, but Google has a huge advantage in the AI race!

💬 LLMs will become the UI given their natural language processing capabilities. For example, you won’t need to learn Excel’s complex interface or functions, as the LLM will understand commands like: 'Give me the average of the top 50% of values from the salary column'.

Build an LLM in the browser in vanilla JavaScript! No Python or ML PhD needed. I rewrote GPT-2 in pure vanilla JS so you can step through every line and understand how transformers work. Catch the full AI Engineer World’s Fair workshop: youtube.com/watch?v=ZuiJjk…

What I love about books is that we actually pay full attention when reading. No multitasking, just focus. That's pretty rare these days, which is why I think books will remain - maybe even grow - as a learning environment.

NPM downloads for LangChain & LangGraph: - LangChain.js up +123% YTD - LangGraph.js up +311% YTD Technologies are like stocks. Add the right ones to your portfolio, and some will become 10x baggers. Both LangChain & LangGraph are covered in my book bundle, now 30% off 👉

Super excited to share my interview with Nicholas C. Zakas! We talked about: - AI assisted development - MCP - JavaScript vs. Python for AI integration - Building a long-lasting career as a software dev - The importance of writing well in the age of LLMs 👉 js-craft.io/blog/nicholas-…

The 6 hour podcast with DHH and Lex Fridman was too long for me to sit through, but it's full of great ideas on AI, learning, and programming. I didn’t want to miss out, so I took the YouTube transcript, passed it through an LLM, and ended up with this nice 170-page book for the

More and more, I see files on GitHub that mix human language and code. I'm starting to wonder if Andrej Karpathy might be right when he says that the most popular programming language will soon be English.

Using the GitHub MCP server, you can ask a model to summarize an issue and leave a comment with the summary. Here's my prompt: gist.github.com/nzakas/0699100…

Been getting emails about using LangGraph AI agents with local LLMs for privacy. Thinking of adding a chapter to the book on this. Until then, here’s a video on installing Ollama, pulling Llama 3.2 locally, and integrating it with LangChain.js: youtu.be/pKK07kObVnw?si…

Speaking of local models and Ollama. All of this real-time visual recognition is now possible with a local LLM (Llama) running on an M3 MacBook 👉 x.com/i/status/19219…

MORE JS Ai frameworks please 👇 Congrats, Sam and Mastra !!!

TIL: If you replace "github.com/repo-url-here" with "gitingest.com/repo-url-here", you can turn any GitHub repository into a text digest of the codebase, perfect for feeding into an LLM. For example: "github.com/daniel-jscraft…" becomes "gitingest.com/daniel-jscraft…".

This is brilliant. Learn how to learn and adapt - knowledge compounds just like money youtube.com/watch?v=eE6eSy…