Port of Karpathy's Let's Build GPT tutorial to Candle #1525
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This adds a link to a port of this tutorial to Candle. I moved all comments from his notebook to this code as well.
You will also see a struggle between following his variable naming and my own standards ;) I will probably make that more consistent soon.
It is meant as a complement to the other tutorial link and it showcases different sides of the Candle API applied to a toy example, especially for people trying to build a model from scratch (as opposed to loading pre-trained weights).
I'm sure not everything in the port might be idiomatic use of Candle, happy to receive feedback! Just know that it works and I had to dive into the API quite often to find the corresponding functionality. (Only thing I couldn't find/work around was on-device multinomial sampling)