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Exploring Andrej Karpathy Nanochat through a Knowledge Graph Love how this project combines simplicity with power. Want to navigate and understand the entire repo? Check it out here: Plus, you can connect it via MCP to any AI coding assistant and work directly on the repository. Powered by Deep... show more

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hughesanalytics11 months ago

@karpathy This is great....the visualization. Well done.

Agam Chaudhary11 months ago

@karpathy "The blend of graph based visualization and lightweight AI tooling here is brilliant. It makes code exploration feel intuitive and structured. How do you see knowledge graphs changing the way developers interact with large codebases in the future? "

Mohit11 months ago

@karpathy How this is useful?

3rdEyeVisuals11 months ago

@karpathy Man.. I need to incorporate a knowledge graph for my main project. Sweet!

Min Chon Chi11 months ago

@karpathy Nanochat looks interesting; a minimal ChatGPT clone.

A Pale Blue Dot11 months ago

@karpathy Noice

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