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Depends on what your goals are. I do very small projects on the side just for my benefit and I've found Siraj Raval's YouTube channel to be good for digging in
by save_ferris 9y ago
Depends on what your goals are. I do very small projects on the side just for my benefit and I've found Siraj Raval's YouTube channel to be good for digging in without much of a knowledge barrier, as well as r/learnmachinelearning. This isn't sufficient to break into a ML job obviously, but it's helped me understand some of the basic contexts of the ML world
- _31 9y ago+1 for Siraj Raval's YouTube channel. Videos are quick, entertaining and give a good overview of a lot of ai/ml concepts. Some of the content is a little over the top (i.e. memes & breaking out into song), but overall really well put together.
- save_ferris 9y agoI agree that it's sometimes over the top, but I do prefer that over a presenter who's clearly qualified to speak on the topic but lacks the communication skills. The dude clearly cares about his productions, and I really appreciate that.