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Feb 16 •
Microsoft just released AI agents for beginners course!
The course consists of 10 lessons that cover the fundamentals of building AI agents. Each lesson stands alone, so start wherever you like! ✨ [Link to the course in comments!] Here's what it covers: 🏁 Intro to AI Agents 🔍 Agentic Frameworks 🧠 Agentic Design Patterns 🔨 Tool Use Design Pattern 🔗 Agentic RAG 🛡️ Building Trustworthy AI Agents 🗺️ Planning Design Pattern 🤝 Multi-Agent Design Pattern 💭 Metacognition Design Pattern 🚀 AI Agents in Production
2 likes • Feb 17
Thank you @Bibhash Roy
Jan 7 •
Agentic AI - next big thing?
Experts are saying that Agentic AI is the next big thing in the AI world. I thought of riding the wave and wrote 2 programs today ([1] A financial agent and [2] a RAG agent). Soaking every bit of it and enjoying the same 😄 Here's Microsoft CEO's take on this topic:
1 like • Feb 10
@Bibhash Roy Thanks Bibhash!
Nov '23 •
Got my "Intro to programming" certificate✅
Hi all, Excited to share that I've earned a certificate in Intro to Programming from Kaggle. Taking the first step has been challenging, especially when trying to find sufficient time alongside my full-time job... Nevertheless, my motivation remains strong, and I am determined to allocate more time to pursue the Data Alchemy roadmap. I'm committed to giving this a serious effort to discover whether it suits me or not. Curious about your experiences.
2 likes • Nov '23
Way to go @Costin Ion !
4 likes • Nov '23
Congratulations, @Ana Crosatto Thomsen ! 🔥
Nov '23 •
A noob's hard part
So I'm realizing that the logic is probably the easiest thing as we're learning, even if it takes an hour or two to fully understand an example or an exercise. However, the hardest part has been piecing our solution together without getting syntax errors; which completely validates the notion that "this will come easier as we look at more and more code" ... To my fellow noobs: Has this been the case for you guys too? To coders that are further along: Did you have the same pains? If not, what were your pains? If so, how long would you say it took to begin building that familiarity?
4 likes • Nov '23
Hey, Armando. The way I see it, picking up on a programming language syntax, mainly has to do with muscle memory rather than one's intellectual abilities or domain knowledge. Starting learning Python in the AI field is great, because you are kind of killing two birds with one stone. However, it might not be the most efficient way to master Python as a language. I would suggest that in parallel with AI related activities, you dedicate 15-30 minutes a day to bare-bone Python. Try to build stuff using only built-in modules. For example, you can start with something trivial like a calculator. Then you can take it further by building a primitive CRUD functionality using a plain txt file as a database. Then convert everything above into object oriented style. Doing that, it will definitely help to internalize the language syntax (and not only).
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