Machine Learning with Python

A guide to Loop Engineering has been released — a new approach to working with AI agents

The repository loop-engineering has been published, offering a paradigm shift: instead of manually prompting AI agents, the developer designs a cycle that does this automatically. 🔄🤖

The author notes that most people still use Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Grok as a regular chat: prompt → wait → copy → correct → prompt again. Loop Engineering proposes to stop being a "nanny" for the agent and instead build a system where agents work, check, correct, and escalate on their own. 🛠️⚙️

The repository includes ready-made cycles for daily triage, PR, CI, dependencies, changelog, and issues. It includes CLI for creating cycles, evaluating tokens, auditing the repository, and safely running agents via GitHub Actions. 📋✅

"Prompt engineering was about how to write better prompts. Loop engineering is about creating a system where agents continue to work without your supervision at every step," the description says. 🚀🧠

The repository is available on GitHub.

Repository: https://github.com/cobusgreyling/loop-engineering

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There are hundreds of AI channels on YouTube. Here's why we made another one.

Most AI content does one of two things: it stays so surface-level it teaches you nothing, or it goes so deep you need a PhD to follow along.

We built Guidely for everyone in between.

→ We start with absolute beginners in mind
→ Then take you deeper, until the details actually click
→ Every guide is reviewed by experienced AI engineers
→ We don't make more content. We make better content.
Whether you build, design, or market products, our goal is simple: leave you thinking "I've never seen it broken down this well."

Two good places to start 👇

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500 AI/ML/Computer Vision/NLP projects with code 🚀

This is a large collection of 500 ready-made projects in the field of machine learning, deep learning, computer vision, and NLP 🧠

All examples come with code, so you can not just read them, but immediately analyze and run them ⚙️

➡️ Link to GitHub:
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Anthropic, together with Frontend Masters, have launched a free course on Claude Code. 🚀

And this is not a superficial overview, but a thorough analysis of the tool for those who want to really improve their vibe coding and work with AI agents. 🤖

The course is led by Lydia Hallie from Anthropic. 👩‍💻

Inside:

• basics of Claude Code
• skills
• hooks
• sub-agents
• MCP
• plugins
• Agent SDK
• advanced work scenarios

A good entry point for those who want not just to "ask AI to write code", but to build a proper workflow around Claude Code. 🛠️

Link:
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Curated list of distributed systems papers and books 📚📖

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Guide to scalable system design and interviews 🚀📊

https://github.com/karanpratapsingh/system-design

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My favorite way to work with multiple filters in pandas.Series — not a chain of .loc, but a single mask. 🐼

The chain looks neat, but breaks on real data and easily gives unexpected results:

s = pd.Series([10, 15, 20, 25, 30])
s.loc[s > 20].loc[s % 2 == 1]

The problem is that the second .loc again looks at the original s, not the already filtered result. The logic gets messy. 🤯

It's more reliable to gather everything into one expression:

s = pd.Series([10, 15, 20, 25, 30])

mask = (s > 20) & (s % 2 == 1)
result = s.loc[mask]

One mask, one point of truth. ✅

It's easier to debug. Fewer surprises when the code grows. 🚀

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Classical machine learning equations and diagrams cheat sheet 📊

https://github.com/soulmachine/machine-learning-cheat-sheet

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The guide Path to Senior Engineer Handbook has gathered resources for developers who want to advance to the level of Senior Engineer. 🚀

Inside: 📚

More than 50 newsletters on professional growth, system design, leadership, and web development. 📈

A selection of books on communication, technical writing, and building working relationships. 🤝

Selected YouTube channels, podcasts, and professional communities. 🎧

Courses, scientific articles, and educational platforms for a deeper study of topics. 🎓

A good starting point for those who want to improve not only their technical skills, but also their architectural thinking, communication, and leadership competencies. 💡

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Want any LLM to answer from your own documents?
Most RAG setups quietly give weak, vague answers, and the model is almost never the real problem. Three small fixes decide whether it works, and the exact tools to use in 2026 are very specific.
Full, concrete guide in one post.

On Reddit, someone collected all the resources they used to prepare for interviews on algorithms, system design, and machine coding. In the end, they made it to a Google interview.

1. Algorithms and Patterns

Before grinding on problems, it's worth understanding the patterns.

• All LeetCode Articles on Coding Patterns Summarized
https://leetcode.com/discuss/interview-question/5366542/all-leetcode-articles-on-coding-patterns-summarized-in-one-page

• Solved All Two Pointers Problems in 100 Days
https://leetcode.com/discuss/study-guide/1688903/Solved-all-two-pointers-problems-in-100-days

• Tree Question Pattern 2023 — Tree Study Guide
https://leetcode.com/discuss/study-guide/2879240/tree-question-pattern-2023-tree-study-guide

• Important and Useful Links from All Over LeetCode
https://leetcode.com/discuss/general-discussion/665604/Important-and-Useful-links-from-all-over-the-LeetCode

• Coding Interview Preparation Problems for Beginners
https://leetcode.com/discuss/interview-question/448284/Coding-Interview-preparation-problems-for-beginners

2. Preparation for Companies

• Google, Meta, Apple, Amazon Senior SDE Preparation
https://prachub.com/?sort=hot&company=Meta%2CGoogle%2CTikTok%2CAmazon

• A Study Guide for Passing the Google Interview
https://prachub.com/interview-guide

The author also made a small tracker for preparation:

• company-specific questions
• Todo / Solved / Revision statuses
• automatic repetition scheduling
• AI assistant with hints instead of ready-made solutions

https://prachub.com/questions

3. System Design (HLD)

Instead of random articles — structured collections:

• Arch 25 — the most common systems and patterns
• Arch 50 — infrastructure, data, and fault tolerance
• Arch 75 — more complex scenarios and company-specific specialization
• Arch All — a full bank of 103 HLD tasks
• Core Concepts — 33 breakdowns of distributed systems

4. Machine Coding / LLD

Many underestimate this part until their first interview failure.

• MaCo 30 — the most common tasks
• MaCo 60 — an extended collection
• MaCo All — a full set of 103 tasks
• Design Patterns — 31 design patterns

🔖 Cheat sheets on Transformers and LLMs from Stanford

We found an excellent set of materials from the Stanford CME-295 course on large language models.

They cover tokenization, the self-attention mechanism, prompting, fine-tuning, LLM-as-a-judge, RAG, AI agents, and reasoning models.

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🎓 A Free AI Course for Beginners by Microsoft

For those just getting into artificial intelligence, Microsoft offers a free course.

It runs for 12 weeks and includes 24 lessons with theory, hands-on assignments, labs, and quizzes.

The curriculum covers neural networks and deep learning, computer vision, natural language processing, genetic algorithms, and AI ethics. For practice, it uses the two main ML frameworks—TensorFlow and PyTorch.

Each lesson follows the same structure: first, reading material, then a Jupyter notebook with code, and for some topics, a lab. The course is in English but has been translated into dozens of languages.

➡️ All materials and links are on GitHub
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10 GitHub repositories that are worth checking out for an AI engineer 🤖

1. Hands-On AI Engineering 🛠️

A collection of AI applications and agent systems with practical use cases of LLM.

👉 https://github.com/Sumanth077/Hands-On-AI-Engineering

2. Hands-On Large Language Models 📘

Full code from the book Hands-On Large Language Models: from basics to fine-tuning.

👉 https://github.com/HandsOnLLM/Hands-On-Large-Language-Models

3. AI Agents for Beginners 🎓

A free course from Microsoft with 11 lessons on creating AI agents.

👉 https://github.com/microsoft/ai-agents-for-beginners

4. GenAI Agents 🤖

A large collection of tutorials and implementations of agent systems.

👉 https://github.com/NirDiamant/GenAI_Agents

5. Made With ML 🚀

About the development, deployment, and support of production-ready ML systems.

👉 https://github.com/GokuMohandas/Made-With-ML

6. Learn Harness Engineering ⚙️

A practical course on Harness Engineering for AI agents.

👉 https://github.com/walkinglabs/learn-harness-engineering

7. AutoResearch 🔬

Autonomous cycles of ML experiments from Andrej Karpathy.

👉 https://github.com/karpathy/autoresearch

8. Designing Machine Learning Systems 📚

Notes and materials from Chip Huyen's book.

👉 https://github.com/chiphuyen/dmls-book

9. Awesome LLM Inference ⚡

A collection of materials on LLM inference: Flash Attention, KV Cache, quantization, and more.

👉 https://github.com/xlite-dev/Awesome-LLM-Inference

10. LLM Course 🗺️

A practical course on LLM with a roadmap and Colab notebooks.

👉 https://github.com/mlabonne/llm-course

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🧩 Local AI is no longer just a toy project.

In 2026, you can run a practical AI stack on a laptop: small LLMs, local embeddings, RAG, Jupyter/IDE integration, and no token bill.

This post breaks down what is actually usable right now: Qwen, Gemma, Llama, Ollama, Chroma/LanceDB, local RAG, Jupyter AI, hardware limits, and where local video still hurts.

Read the local stack

I often see people say that it's impossible to enter the IT field without expensive courses.

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📚 Web Development
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📚 Data Engineering
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📚 MLOps
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📚 Linux
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If you have internet and a bit of free time, you can learn computer science, algorithms, system design, DevOps, clouds, security, and machine learning for free.

The problem now isn't a lack of information. The problem is regularly opening these repositories and actually working on them.

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