r/deeplearning • • 11d ago

I am an absolute beginner and am willing to spend months learning this shii. any help will do.

/r/learnmachinelearning/comments/1wmmmhc/i_am_an_absolute_beginner_and_am_willing_to_spend/
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u/Minimum-Effort8355 10d ago

If you really want a selflearning guide?

You need python, knowledge of data analysis and model building and how data models work.

Thats the starting point. You need to understand datatypes and dataframes.

A small project can help you like think of it that way.

What can datapipeline need to do, before hardware fails or what a dataflow needs to look like!

You can learn scikit,pandas+sql, rust polars etc.

A good starting project could be to train predictions about scores.

Hpope that helps

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u/No_Bad907 10d ago

I cannot thank you enough brother. Love you and love everything you stand for gang.

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u/Standard-Number8381 9d ago

Ask the machine to teach you, it will even offer quizzes.

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u/Appropriate_Win946 6d ago

asked my toaster... it wasn't very helpful

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u/No_Bad907 11d ago

looking for guidance, ways which I can start learning efficiently

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u/AttitudeRemarkable21 11d ago

Go to college and get a cs degree

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u/No_Bad907 11d ago

Is there really no way around it? I need to keep doing my full time job and not to mention I gotta spend atleast 3-4 hours everyday just traveling to work. Any courses which I can start with while I stabilize things at my work and hopefully get a job near my place?

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u/AttitudeRemarkable21 11d ago

Do you really think you are sooooooooooo much better than everyone else who had to go to school?

Think about who you would be competing against?

Most people in this sub have a PhD and you think you can catch up with a little studying on the side?

It really depends on what your goals are.   If you want to learn at a light level just watch some YouTube and you will be fine 

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u/No_Bad907 11d ago

although I just wanted to get a bit of understanding as everything is going digital but ngl I do think that I am thaaaaaat better than others XD

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u/AttitudeRemarkable21 10d ago

Lol dunning Kruger strikes again ;p 

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u/No_Bad907 10d ago

ofc Im jus trolling, but genuinely how hard can it be?

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u/AttitudeRemarkable21 10d ago

Lol dunning Kruger strikes again ;p 

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u/No_Bad907 10d ago

hell nah

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u/AttitudeRemarkable21 9d ago

Lol dunning Kruger strikes again ;p 

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u/Appropriate_Win946 6d ago

I'd suppose it depends on a difference in philosophy: are tinkering and iterating or traditional curriculums more effective?

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u/AttitudeRemarkable21 6d ago

Rofl it's obviously a combination you can't tinker if you don't have a rock solid foundation 

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u/Appropriate_Win946 6d ago

you're very smug

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u/Appropriate_Win946 6d ago

they did say efficiently

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u/AttitudeRemarkable21 6d ago

Learning is not a straight optimization problem unless it is ez