Delivering AI on Code: Live Demo of source{d}
summary
source{d} builds an open pipeline that crawls public git repos, deduplicates forks into root repositories, stores them in a custom Siva archive format, and trains models on a 3 TB public Git dataset. Demos use char RNN + embeddings on Colab GPUs to generate Go/Python-like code (often starting with Apache v2) and a trained identifier-splitting model fixes camelCase/snake_case reliably. Vocabulary sizes hit ~500k tokens; structural AST embeddings are next to enable repo similarity and automated code-review signals.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Start
- 0:13Machine Learning on Source Code #MLonCode
- 2:33Deep Learning Revolutions
- 6:59What is Source Code
- 12:04Learning from Source Code
- 12:15Learning sequences
- 13:33Recurrent Neural Networks
- 14:52Training the neural network
- 22:54Word embeddings
- 25:41Universal Abstract Syntax Trees
- 25:53Structural Embeddings
- 27:11Awesome Machine Learning on Source Code
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