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the “don't get too distracted” and the blinking is one of the most distracting things you've done haha, here's an old subscriber, I hope this video gets me like the first flask/apis videos you did
Thanks, this is interesting. Essentially this is about: 1. Interacting with an LLM ( using its capabilities as they are i.e you are not changing the core of the LLM) 2. Giving it a task ( prompt, query, request etc ..) 3. Giving it the data, tools, resources required to complete the task ( they all can come from multiple sources) 4. Specifying what to do with the output ( formatting it a certain way, saving it in a certain location, local or cloud etc...) 5. Specifying how often the task needs to be done. I am sure there are other elements, but that's what was the takeaway for me. Thank you for the introduction I look forward to learning more, particularly how to link functions to achieve a desired outcome (built-in and user defined functions) 🙏
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I really like how you barely explain the complex things related to MCP, but at the same time, you spend way more time explaining how to kill a process in Monit
Yo! You are redefining what a developer looks like! No more dude in a hoodie. All about the tank top! I love your videos and you have been a great help. Now let me help you with something. The three lined icon that represents a menu is called a "hamburger". OK my good deed of the day is done. Please keep doing what you are doing!
i was looking for tips in computer science major and i did not notice that the video was 5 years ago , when i click in the video i was like wtf this is the same guy hahaahahahahaha new follower
Nice video, sir. I was very confused about MCP and you explained it in so much easy way. Kudos to you
Amazing, Helping me so much on the way to integrate MCP onto my server. Thanks a bunch mate !
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Top Comments (10)
Tim soft launching his arms in this video. I see you
My boy tim look like he just came for lifetime fitness 🤣
the “don't get too distracted” and the blinking is one of the most distracting things you've done haha, here's an old subscriber, I hope this video gets me like the first flask/apis videos you did
Thanks, this is interesting. Essentially this is about: 1. Interacting with an LLM ( using its capabilities as they are i.e you are not changing the core of the LLM) 2. Giving it a task ( prompt, query, request etc ..) 3. Giving it the data, tools, resources required to complete the task ( they all can come from multiple sources) 4. Specifying what to do with the output ( formatting it a certain way, saving it in a certain location, local or cloud etc...) 5. Specifying how often the task needs to be done. I am sure there are other elements, but that's what was the takeaway for me. Thank you for the introduction I look forward to learning more, particularly how to link functions to achieve a desired outcome (built-in and user defined functions) 🙏
Download PyCharm and use it for free forever with one month of Pro included: https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/
I really like how you barely explain the complex things related to MCP, but at the same time, you spend way more time explaining how to kill a process in Monit
Yo! You are redefining what a developer looks like! No more dude in a hoodie. All about the tank top! I love your videos and you have been a great help. Now let me help you with something. The three lined icon that represents a menu is called a "hamburger". OK my good deed of the day is done. Please keep doing what you are doing!
i was looking for tips in computer science major and i did not notice that the video was 5 years ago , when i click in the video i was like wtf this is the same guy hahaahahahahaha new follower
Nice video, sir. I was very confused about MCP and you explained it in so much easy way. Kudos to you
Amazing, Helping me so much on the way to integrate MCP onto my server. Thanks a bunch mate !