No.538
How long do you have to learn this stuff?
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No.643
I guess however long it takes…
Ever think about how long we can last on this planet?
No.644
>>537do you already know how to program?
how are your math skills?
a reasonably high level of both is required for machine learning.
No.645
>>644math and programming aren't awful but i am definitely not fluent enough to think in these terms (I wont be thinking of working code or something whilst eating my bagel type thing) so i'd make a useless programmer as of right now. Right now, I would consider myself well introduced, so I could sit in on a conversation and have a decent idea of how things will work.
I've been getting frustrated because i haven't been building anything, I found a tutorial that is taking me through building an rpg with pygame. I have ideas for what i'd like it to develop into.
No.653
>>645quickest route from noob to machine learning programmer is probably:
>get good at python>learn undergrad linear algebra>read some tutorials on how machine learning works>find a python lib that abstracts away the hard parts…in that order. although honestly if you just want little scripts to make your life easier, step 1 is probably sufficient. like i said, proper machine learning is rather difficult. nobody's using it in their home automation. most people just connect raspberry pis to things and write little python scripts to interface whatever functionality you've come up with to the network. honestly seems like a pretty good way to start out, as long as those kinds of projects will hold your attention.
No.664
>>653thanx for the advice. This rpg tutorial is pretty cool
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNS9WudlZoUand I'm really interested in this type of stuff at
>>649software cracking
really interested in all the things python can do in terms of software and os manipulation, whatever those things may be. Any suggestions?
