IS WHAT I WOULD SAY IF NO ONE SHOWED UP. But 7,000 of you did. In twelve days. I built Clief Notes because I got tired of watching good people get sold bad AI advice. You all showed up because you were tired of it too. And now we've got something worth protecting here. Every single one of you who posted a question, dropped a comment, shared your work, or just lurked and learned: thank you. You're the reason this thing has weight to it. Here's what's coming: The Foundation course is live and growing. The Vault and Drawing Room are filling up with people who want to go deeper. High Tea kicks off in 10 days. And we're just getting started on the build-out. This community runs on one rule: we build things. We learn the fundamentals, we understand what goes where, and we make stuff that works. If you're here for that, you're in the right place. Bring your friends. Bring your weird project ideas. Bring the thing you've been stuck on for three weeks. We'll figure it out. More announcements soon. Stay loud. — Jake

I’d like to start a thread with some interesting resources for developers. Whether you’re a seasoned pro, student, ai enthusiast or business owner you qualify! All of the big players in the AI space offer tons of resources for free. Feel free to include your finds. To start: 70 MILLION TOKENS FREE - Yes you read that right. https://www.alibabacloud.com/en?_p_lc=1 Alibaba has a developer program with access to enterprise level tools. Without going down the rabbit hole @Chinese Models Alibaba is the provider of the Qwen models (#1 most downloaded open source models). This list could be quite rewarding and a great source for those of us interested in learning and improving our skills. Add yours!

From a brand new community to top 100 in under 10 Days and this is all possible because of you It just goes to show when you get like minded people, bring in value like no one else and actually TALK to your community instead of automating it you can grow and build anything, If this is what we can do in a week lets see what we can do in a year together! Thank you so much everyone

Alright, I need to run something by you all. Jake and I have been talking about building something bigger. Not just more content. Something structured. Something with real accountability. Something for anyone who wants to actually build with AI, whether you joined this community yesterday or you've been here from the start. Here's what we're considering: The Lyceum — the original Lyceum was started in ancient Greece and known as the first school of Aristotle. Ours is a 12-week program with live instruction from Jake and other AI instructors from Eduba. Small cohorts. Real projects. You'd be building something from week one, not just watching tutorials. We're thinking three different tracks: - Technical — for developers, engineers, people building tools and systems - Business — for ops people, managers, founders, consultants who need to direct AI work without necessarily writing code - Creator — for content creators, marketers, educators, solo operators building their own production systems Same core methodology across all three. Different emphasis based on what you're actually trying to do. And here's where it gets interesting. We're thinking about making it a competition. A grand champion who gets a $100K build from Eduba. First, second, third place for each cohort. Demo day at the end where people present what they built. We'd also be issuing Eduba's first-ever certification. Something backed by the same methodology we've used to train Fortune 500 teams. This is still in the planning phase. We haven't finalized everything yet. But before we lock it in, I want to hear from you. Does this sound like something you'd actually want? Drop a comment. Tell me what excites you. Tell me what concerns you. Ask questions. If there's something you'd want to see included, let me know. More details coming soon! Eduba Case Studies: https://services.eduba.io/#cases

So I was doing lesson 2.2 and 2.3 and then asked Claude to give me a quiz after reading the materials and watching the videos. I proceeded to tell Claude to summarize, analyze and break down the concepts into easy to understand concepts like I am 12. once Claude did that for the following lessons I asked it to quiz me and I thought it was very helpful since it helped me gauge what I know and what I don't know and proceeded to explain to me or sharpen my understanding of the concepts. I know most of us here use Claude but, I just wanted to share this in case someone wanted to test themselves to see where they are and how they can further use Claude to help them understand the lessons especially when they need it to be broken down. Hope this helps!