Gave a SLUUG talk "Demystifying Large Language Models (LLMs) on Linux: From Theory to Application"
I gave a presentation for the St. Louis Unix Users Group (SLUUG) about Large Language Models (LLMs) on Linux. The talk was titled “Demystifying Large Language Models (LLMs) on Linux: From Theory to Application”. The talk was about the theory behind LLMs, how they work, and how to use them on Linux.
I also demoed two projects:
A simple Colab notebook that uses very simple Python code to generate text usnig an n-gram model to illustrate the basic idea behind LLMs and why the n-gram model falls short.
A project that uses ElasticSearch and LLMs to allow for search queries over databases using natural language.
The talk was well-received and I had a great time giving it. I’m looking forward to giving more talks in the future. The content for the talk can be found here.
