How To Solve It With Code-background on the course; a discussion with Jeremy and Hamel

[@RoryMcCallion-uy5mu]

Explanation (with intro) of solveit starting at 18:40.

[@windalfinculmen]

Wondering will you consider regional adjusted price?

[@inflamezish]

Hi, how much is the price? Do you know?

[@drhilm]

Absolutely mind-blown-again! The FastAI course isn’t just an educational resource; it’s a transformative journey that feels like it's reshaping the very landscape of learning in our generation. I can’t wait to see what incredible insights come next!

[@santiagoalferez8685]

It's amazing a new version of a new way of creating things.

[@patronspatron7681]

Hi Jeremy Unfortunately the course is fully booked. Is there a waiting list for future course offerings? Or would you consider a view only offering of the course?

[@thefulcrum]

Hi there, did you get any answers?

[@umeshkumarasamy6608]

@ 34:40. LOL Jeremy said what I had been thinking for the longest time

[@jjbb1786]

Thank you for such an inspiring session. Is geographical adjusted price an option please?

[@inflamezish]

Hi how are you? Do you know what the price is?

[@teeheelemons]

Interesting conversation, very curious about dialogue engineering. Sometimes I find that when an LLM generates dozens or hundreds of lines of code, if I ask it why it chose a certain approach over another, it will tell me it hadn't considered that and change half the code. For someone with just over a year of coding experience, its hard to tell if the new approach is better, or if the LLM is just being a yes-man (yes-chatbot?). I wonder if the more incremental sounding dialogue approach solves this...

[@savanthtadepalli3968]

Is this technique of *dialogue engineering* platform dependent, specifically on solveit or answer ai? Or is this a framework like chain of thought, react or tree of thought? Are the teachings of this course platform agnostic? Or do I have to rely on answer ai even after the completion of the course to implement dialogue engineering?

[@johannes-johannsen]

signed up, totally relate to models not paying any attention to overall system complexity, and looking forward to learning from the best.

[@tomliu5610]

Hi Jeremy, sorry that I ran late to register the course, and it seems the 'course if full' and I could not do my registration. Is it possible for you to accept more? I really want to join the course. Many thanks!

[@vambylamby83]

Just saw this course today, kinda late to register for it, am hoping him upload it like he did the Practical Deep Learning Coder course.

[@helrod6131]

When you state one should have a basic understanding of loops, variables, etc, to take the course, do you mean haven taken a course or actual work experience? What time of the day are the live sessions? Thx.

[@tt________p1]

What about for regular programmers? Is it possible to access the tool without the course?

[@mitchellcheng8688]

Can't wait!

[@helrod6131]

Disappointed the class filled up without having got answers to my questions below. Tried looking for contact info but didn't see anything readily available. Will there be another class in the near future. Trying to learn coding the right way. Thx.

[@thefulcrum]

Hi Helrod! I love Jeremy. Unfortunately, the great content he puts out suffers from a lack of follow up. I think he tries to answer these questions himself but it's not high on his priority list. I wonder if he'd consider getting someone to do that for him because he's losing out like keen beans like you from enrolling in his course. I'm guessing you still didn't get any answers?

[@深度碎片]

Wow, long live Jeremy and the answerAI team🎉 so we can have the best insights and tech created by the best in the world for everyone around the world

[@kevalan1042]

will the lessons be published on KZbin?

[@swyxTV]

its. a $200 course

[@inflamezish]

@@swyxTV Thank you, I was really interested in knowing the price.

[@miskaknapek]

Excellent conversation and reflections - many thanks for them. Appreciate the reflections on AI generated code a great deal. I'm doing frontend coding and a friend is doing the backend coding for a project. My friend uses Claude for the backend code, and, well, when I look at it, it's super intricate and super hard to debug. Maybe there are some parallels with AI code generation to the web design softwares of the 90s, where eg Dreamweaver would produce super complex HTML, where a web developer who knew their stuff, could write something far simpler, and readable. Looking forward to following the AI pair programming.

[@minma02262]

I been use a similar idea for quite sometime. Would be interesting to know what actual process he means.

[@vaibhavnakrani2983]

Very excited. Cannot wait for this.🤩🤩

[@jarrodcrockett6499]

If you haven’t taken the previous course all the way through can you start with this course?

[@rasheedshaik77]

Yes, you just need to have some coding knowledge

[@jarrodcrockett6499]

@ if you have quite a bit of coding experience is it something that is teaching you to code using a more constructive ai tool or is the goal of the course to teach you about ai implementation with the new tools they have available?

[@openroomxyz]

Well that's nice and exciting keep the good work going

[@ohtretf]

Dialogue engineering may result in really good data to train/fine-tune your model with I think

[@dynabot_dev]

cool!

[@RoryMcCallion-uy5mu]

So much FOMO that I can't access the course. Can't wait for the next one.

[@深度碎片]

hope the seat won’t run out too quickly ❤

[@firaslahouel1665]

i love the idea and mostly i love all of jeremy video but hey jeremy what about people leving in the other half of earth like me we dont have no payball no credit card dont get me wrong i will pay its just there is no medium in my country to send you the money can we find a solution for this kind of situation

[@alvarobyrne]

note to self: dialogue engineering

[@alokyadav-ye2xw]

200 dollars for me as an Indian is too much 😢...it doesn't address inequality