Q Yeah. Uh, I would say, so Hamo, this is like your second time Kind of doing this. The first time was, I think, the most successful Maven course ever. What have you, what are you doing again from last time, and what are you doing differently?
A Yeah, it's mostly, what am I doing differently? Because, like, first time, it was a course that started, it was about LLM fine-tuning, mostly, like, open models and stuff, and it kind of morphed into just It was a pile on a lot, a lot of people, a lot of excitement and, you know, I invited my friends and like one thing led to another and then I was like, let's, and then it became like a conference. Yeah. Which was not intentional, but it kind of, we just went with the flow of what people wanted. This time we're going to stay really targeted towards evals, because we really want to teach the subject. We don't want it to become a carnival, let's say. You know, we want it to be, hey, like, we're really interested in teaching people evals. We've been writing about it for so long that, you know, we want more information, you know, this, like, curated information. I think, like, yeah, what I learned from last time is, you know, It just, you know, the, it's mostly, like, the sort of logistics of doing a course, which, you know, basically, like, how did, you know, how did, so I'm starting earlier, um, last time was just sort of by the seat of my pants, so.
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