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Frustrated with surface-level ML work, one engineer wants to understand the full pipeline from data to production, not just train models in notebooks. Inspired by sci-fi AI like JARVIS and TARS, the goal is to use AI as a tool for deeper understanding, not a shortcut that replaces thinking.
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