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Lecture 11 is a tool-use/function calling/agentic 101! I almost skipped this one, as this chapter started as the only skill-specific topic in the book, but since writing it tool-use has only become more foundational to modern models. This is a tour from the basics -- why LLMs need tools -- to some of the cutting edge challenges scaling agentic RL. Of course, there's plenty of history and fundamentals along the way. Personally, I'm excited to get much more deeply into this area as a researcher again soon. Just a few more lectures left, but I'll likely keep making a few more videos now that I have pipelines that are lightweight and fun. 00:00 Introduction & Motivations 07:29 Part 1: Why Language Models Need Tools (+ related work) 15:30 Part 2: Infra - How Tool Calls Actually Work 24:17 Part 3: Training for Tool Use & OpenThoughts-Agent 36:38 Takeaways Thanks for watching & sharing questions.

Lecture 11 is a tool-use/function calling/agentic 101! I almost skipped this one, as this chapter started as the only skill-specific topic in the book, but since writing it tool-use has only become more foundational to modern models. This is a tour from the basics -- why LLMs need tools -- to some of the cutting edge challenges scaling agentic RL. Of course, there's plenty of history and fundamentals along the way. Personally, I'm excited to get much more deeply into this area as a researcher again soon. Just a few more lectures left, but I'll likely keep making a few more videos now that I have pipelines that are lightweight and fun. 00:00 Introduction & Motivations 07:29 Part 1: Why Language Models Need Tools (+ related work) 15:30 Part 2: Infra - How Tool Calls Actually Work 24:17 Part 3: Training for Tool Use & OpenThoughts-Agent 36:38 Takeaways Thanks for watching & sharing questions.

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TFTC Ep. 555 "The next president, who we know now will be Trump, is going to face some sort of U.S. Government debt crisis." - Whitney Webb (0:00) - Intro (2:15) - Trump savior narrative (13:24) - Trump coalition (22:30) - Epstein blackmail on both sides (33:06) - A new form of intelligence agency (51:49) - Stablecoin CBDCs (1:05:23) - Trump’s policy’s and cabinet appointments (1:14:44) - Politicians learning from bitcoin (1:27:20) - Back to stablecoins (1:48:04) - Justifying crackdowns, Ross and Samurai

TFTC Ep. 555 "The next president, who we know now will be Trump, is going to face some sort of U.S. Government debt crisis." - Whitney Webb (0:00) - Intro (2:15) - Trump savior narrative (13:24) - Trump coalition (22:30) - Epstein blackmail on both sides (33:06) - A new form of intelligence agency (51:49) - Stablecoin CBDCs (1:05:23) - Trump’s policy’s and cabinet appointments (1:14:44) - Politicians learning from bitcoin (1:27:20) - Back to stablecoins (1:48:04) - Justifying crackdowns, Ross and Samurai

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Tim Legler pushes back on Mike Brown’s complaints about the officiating in Game 3 “I'm not seeing a one-way whistle. There's certainly going to be calls that are going to be missed either way. Here's the thing: this is so difficult to officiate because of the amount of physicality that's taking place all over the floor. So sometimes, and I said it on the air in one of the calls, it just seemed like a little selective on a particular play that you see a lot. Very difficult job for these officials. I don't think we were sitting there saying, 'Man, the Knicks are getting the short end of this over and over and over again.' Certainly you can point to certain calls throughout the game, but you could do the same thing for San Antonio.”

Tim Legler pushes back on Mike Brown’s complaints about the officiating in Game 3 “I'm not seeing a one-way whistle. There's certainly going to be calls that are going to be missed either way. Here's the thing: this is so difficult to officiate because of the amount of physicality that's taking place all over the floor. So sometimes, and I said it on the air in one of the calls, it just seemed like a little selective on a particular play that you see a lot. Very difficult job for these officials. I don't think we were sitting there saying, 'Man, the Knicks are getting the short end of this over and over and over again.' Certainly you can point to certain calls throughout the game, but you could do the same thing for San Antonio.”

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