I built a simple game using Langchain. Here is a step by step tutorial.

[@criticalnodecapital]

I’m not sure about people, but they will under estimate how bloody clearly you explain code. This makes me feel that either all those attempt to explain code online are either just port at teaching, or you’re actually having higher EQ in capturing the struggles of what a learning Coder would face. Thank you

[@underfitted]

Best comment I’ve read! Thank you!

[@riemannderakhshan1037]

You are fantastic in explaining complex problems in simple way. Congradulations! 😉

[@ericrius1]

This is amazing! So well explained , you're a fantastic teacher!

[@GetzAI]

Next, you can give points for correct answers but based on number of guesses. Fewer === more points. Add a referee that catch cheating and deduct a point, or not following instructions, warns the LLM, then deducts a point if it keeps doing it. Give the LLMs these rules and see if it plays better.

[@uwegenosdude]

Hi Santiago. Great idea to make LLMs talk to each other ;-) I tried it with player1 and player2 using model llama3. Almost in any case Ollama3 did not even understand how to ask the first question. And player1 always started with the same concept. Do I have to run Ollama twice on my machine or are the free LLMs really that bad? Using OpenAI vs. Groq worked pretty well.

[@JeroenSavat]

super cool and very well explained, love your content

[@underfitted]

Thanks!

[@GetzAI]

34:18 would you then add that to your bad questions (responses)?

[@TooyAshy-100]

Thank you, awesome.

[@JK-dh2je]

Ooo I wonder what other games can be played between the AI's

[@underfitted]

The sky is the limit