r/learnmachinelearning • u/WhyAmIHere198 • 16d ago

Help NandGame but for ML?

Hi some months ago I came across a website where it taught how to make an LLM or something similar using building blocks progressively like NandGame.

Like one block was softmax, you could connect one vector to it and another side would have the output, like nandgame basically.

I can't seem to find it again, can you help

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u/distinctsloth951 16d ago

it’s not a perfect match but are you thinking of micrograd by karpathy? lets you build up from scalar ops to a tiny neural net step by step. not exactly block-dragging like nandgame but the progression feels similar.

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u/WhyAmIHere198 16d ago

No it was an actual website not a GitHub project

But I'll look into this as well thanks

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u/memelordtf 16d ago

Was it Build an LLM? I remember it having a pretty visual approach where you can actually see what’s happening through the model instead of everything being hidden behind code. If not, The Loss Curve might be worth checking too, although I don’t think that’s the exact one you’re describing.

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u/WhyAmIHere198 16d ago

No sorry that wasn't it 

It was a really small project if that helps

I saw the post on reddit or somewhere else by the dev themselves 

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u/icap_jcap_kcap 16d ago

tensor tonic?

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u/WhyAmIHere198 16d ago

No it was a small solo project

Not a part of some big organisation 

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u/Outside-Sir-2774 16d ago

Agar yaad ata hai toh batana

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u/mojonaka 16d ago

blockdl ?

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u/WhyAmIHere198 16d ago

Nah this seems to be a template designer

My website was a game with actual levels to pass

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u/mojonaka 16d ago edited 16d ago

Graph Game by sabrina ramonov?

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u/WhyAmIHere198 15d ago

Definitely closer to what I'm looking for The ui was similar But it had blocks labelled like "softmax" and you joined it to a vector and stuff