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‘Building LLMs for Production’ is a roadmap to the future tech stack, offering advanced techniques in Prompt Engineering, Fine-Tuning, and RAG.
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- Hands-on Guide on LLMs, Prompting, RAG, & Fine-tuning
- Roadmap for Building Production-Ready Applications using LLMs
- Fundamentals of LLM Theory
- Simple-to-Advanced LLM Techniques & Frameworks
- Code Projects with Real-World Applications
- Colab Notebooks that you can run right away
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