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AJG91/README.md

Hi, I'm Alberto 👋

💫 About Me:

⚡ Nuclear physicist
🔭 Interested in machine learning and AI projects
🌱 Currently learning about LLMs and how to build them
🌐 Check out my website

🌐 Socials:

LinkedIn

💻 Tech Stack:

C++ Fortran LaTeX Markdown Python Keras Matplotlib NumPy Pandas PyTorch Plotly Scipy scikit-learn Git GitHub

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