@nash_su: llm_wiki was actually designated by Google as a knowledge standard: OKF v0.1. Of course, I'm referring to Karpathy's llm_wiki methodology, which Google has now drafted as version 0.1 of the Open Knowledge Format standard. My llm_w...
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Google has drafted Andrej Karpathy's LLM Wiki methodology as the Open Knowledge Format standard OKF v0.1. The project author nash_su plans to make his own llm_wiki project compatible with this standard.
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