I kept a doc of every LLM term that confused me while building. Cleaned it up and open sourced it.
Posted by puffaush@reddit | LocalLLaMA | View on Reddit | 5 comments
Every time I hit an unfamiliar LLM term while building, I'd look it up and get either a textbook definition or a paper. Useful for understanding what something is, not useful for knowing what to do with it.
So I kept a doc. For each term I wrote down the production angle: why it matters, what it affects, what decision it changes. Cleaned it up, built a small browsable UI, and put it on GitHub.
It's not exhaustive. It's the 30-something terms I personally had to look up and found myself wishing someone had explained better.
Hope someone finds it useful.
hockey-throwawayy@reddit
Quality, thanks for sharing.
Can you make it into a $5/mo SaaS though??
MrB0janglez@reddit
this is genuinely useful. the terminology gap is real and most resources either assume you already know it or bury the definitions in academic papers. bookmarked.
ttkciar@reddit
Skimming this, it looks very nice! Thank you for sharing it!
If this sub ever gets around to updating its wiki, would you mind if it used your glossary?
puffaush@reddit (OP)
Sure, I would love to
Medium_Chemist_4032@reddit
This is actually really nice. Would've helped those few people I commented on before, where they were asking "quants, cache" and etc.