SLUUG Talk: Demystifying Large Language Models on Linux (opens in new tab) 聽馃ai
I gave a talk for the St. Louis Unix Users Group (SLUUG) titled "Demystifying Large Language Models (LLMs) on Linux: From Theory to Application." The goal was to walk through how LLMs actually work and how to run them locally on Linux. I demoed two projects: A simple Colab notebook using basic Python to generate text with an n-gram model. The point was to illustrate the core idea behind language models and show concretely why n-grams fall short, which motivates the transformer architecture. A...
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