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Here is a 50-minute tutorial for those who want to build their first RAG application using open-source models. This is very beginner-friendly. As long as you are comfortable with Python, you should be able to get a ton from this.

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Santiago2 years ago

For those who like YouTube instead:

David Nix2 years ago

I'm comfortable with Python until I have to install the dependencies and virtual env hell.

Santiago2 years ago

$ python3 -m venv .venv $ source .venv/bin/activate $ pip install your-stuff

Moot Point, Stocks + AI2 years ago

Great effort. But this needs to be a 5 min video. This is way too long and inefficient.

Santiago2 years ago

No

GPT.Biz2 years ago

This tutorial looks super helpful for learning RAG with Python, a great way to start building your own applications

Nathan Morton2 years ago

This was great. Thank you.

MNU2 years ago

This is of great help, thanks

Adner2 years ago

What about RAG with gpt or claude or grok? While I like open source models I would prefer somebody else running them for me

James2 years ago

Every time I log into Twitter I'm excited to see what else you have put out! We appreciate it!

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