@Mayank_022: My current read for system design is this book. I think most system design resources lack the LLM part, this book cover…
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A tweet recommends a system design book that uniquely covers LLM aspects often omitted in other resources.
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My current read for system design is this book. I think most system design resources lack the LLM part, this book covers it. https://t.co/A79wZYGad5
Nikhil Mourya (@GonnabeNikhil): Hey can someone suggest me some good system design resources.
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