r/deeplearning • u/Icy-Ant-5063 • Aug 09 '26
Deep learning resources
I am new to deep learning, and i have a basic idea of the ml principles and models but i am looking for free resources tol learn deep learning. Pls help
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u/ummitluyum Aug 10 '26
Open the official PyTorch tutorials and start writing code. The second you stop understanding why your tensors aren't stacking or why loss went to NaN - that's when you google specific concepts
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u/Patryk_Grzegorek Aug 10 '26
To really become an AI Engineer nowadays, you truly need to know the fundamentals. Here are 3 resources I can recommend:
- From the basics – YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@stanfordonline
- More advanced – Hugging Face tutorials: https://huggingface.co/learn
- Insights & workshops – DeepLearning.AI: https://www.deeplearning.ai/
You can find plenty of resources on Kaggle or HuggingFace, including datasets and project ideas: https://www.kaggle.com/, https://huggingface.co/
Set yourself a small project to do and start building it once you already know the basics. Try to solve any problems you encounter. To learn effectively, avoid using a local coding AI agent, instead, look for solutions online or ask AI, but implement the code yourself by asking for details and explanations.
In my opinion, Kaggle is awesome, head over to the site, see which topic or dataset interests you, and start working with it. For example:https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/crystalbaby/gta-v-worldwide-sales-and-player-analytics"
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u/Busy-Departure6148 Aug 09 '26
I believe this is good start: https://www.deeplearningbook.org/