Tricycle VS ethercrab

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I'm a Senior Machine Learning Engineer looking for my next challenge. I have a strong background in Deep Learning: I built a state of the art CV model for cancer detection and I'm the author of the Tricycle (https://github.com/bclarkson-code/Tricycle) deep learning framework. I built it from scratch (nothing but python, numpy and a bit of cuda) and recently used it to successfully build and train a small language model.

I'm looking for an AI Engineer role in london

As a chronic premature optimizer my first reaction was, "Is this even possible in vanilla python???" Obviously it's possible, but can you train an LLM before the heat death of the universe? A perceptron, sure, of course. A deep learning model, plausible if it's not too deep. But a large language model? I.e. the kind of LLM necessary for "from vanilla python to functional coding assistant."

But obviously the author already thought of that. The source repo has a great motto: "It don't go fast but it do be goin'" [1]

I love the idea of the project and I'm curious to see what the endgame runtime will be.

[1] https://github.com/bclarkson-code/Tricycle

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Need help with Rust in your EtherCAT deployment? I'm your guy! I'm available for contracting roles to help you implement or debug Rust EtherCAT applications using https://github.com/ethercrab-rs/ethercrab. I've helped various companies implement their first Rust control systems, as well as tune the base Linux installs for best realtime performance.

Hello! I'm James and I'm keen on working in robotics and automation. If you need help implementing industrial control systems in Rust, I'm your guy! I'm well versed in EtherCAT as author of EtherCrab[1] but can be of service for other protocols like Modbus, along with tuning Linux for realtime. Do get in touch!

[1]: https://github.com/ethercrab-rs/ethercrab