90% of solving any real problem is cleaning the problem definition

Ah, the classic "not saying the quiet part aloud". Most folks who've spent hours tuning prompts to what they think is perfect, don't want to admit that 🙃

Great stuff! As a community, let's aim to have more DSPy workshops within every continent first, then within every country 😄. One step at a time 🚀🚀

"They just need to be shown how" *cough GEPA *cough

This is so amazing to see. Truly a golden age ✨coming ahead for those who take the time to learn DSPy. The community is so helpful, and there's so much knowledge exchanged everyday.

And quite a lot of people are missing the point

When it comes to DSPy docs, liking or not liking them can be due to the way you read them. I came back after a year's gap, and made a commitment to read them end-to-end, piecing together the core concepts. I really don't find the docs that bad or unappealing. It's actually

These days, *everyone* out there is writing for humans, AND for LLMs. What Kùzu has put out there, in writing, in our docs and on our GitHub, clearly provides the right context to these deep research tools to make this sort of assessment. Makes us feel that much more

Re: DSPy docs 😉 You know you're at a new point in the adoption curve when a large part of the community is debating on the effectiveness of the docs in expressing the concepts. Such a good problem to have!

build, tweet, network the only three things you have to do to be successful in tech

It's been a busy month on the road, but here's an interesting conversation I recently had on the Hedgineer podcast regarding DSPy (and why I'm excited about it). Every time I explain DSPy to others , I get slightly better at it. 💯 highly recommend! youtu.be/LI6jW9x0eOo?si…

🐐 is too mild a term for this. Mega goat?

Omar Khattab DSPy does all the boring parts of prompt engineering and leaves me the fun parts.

Fun, quality and speed are all very important axes of developer satisfaction. Can't ignore the fact that DSPy nails it on all these fronts, while also being open source and at the cutting edge of development.

The amount of buzz about DSPy on this site is becoming ridiculous. I am trying and utterly failing to keep up.

One of the most inspiring Rust developer stories of all time. If you're not following Josh 🦀🐪, you're missing out 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

A key takeaway from my experience with DSPy and GEPA: The prompts GEPA creates during optimization often help me understand the task I’m working on more deeply As GEPA runs through my examples, initial instructions, traces, and prompt candidates, it identifies patterns and

Will we ever get past this barrier

There's never been a better time to be 19 and full of ideas and energy. If I could go back (in age) and do it all again, dropping out of uni seems like the most logical thing I'd do. Kudos emily han and thanks for sharing!