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There are a lot of courses about almost every topic of importance. Have you ever looked at the number of books that teach something as simple as mx+b? The numbe
by jonwachob91 8y ago
There are a lot of courses about almost every topic of importance. Have you ever looked at the number of books that teach something as simple as mx+b? The number of courses that teach about the different planets in the solar system? The number of courses that teach about Shakespeare?
Lots of people learn a lot of different ways. The more courses available for a single topic increases the likelihood that a learner will find a course that matches their learning style.
Writing courses is also a great way for someone to internally reinforce what they learned, and expose what they need to know more about.
- Keloo 8y agoI'm not complaining or attacking in any way the authors, it's very cool to see a lot of material on any subject. Yes, I googled about other subjects as well. Sometimes I'm very surprised how many tutorials and materials is out there, even on very narrow topics. In the university ages I tried to build a self made telescope. I found a lot of tutorials and books on the subject, event how to create self-made parabolic mirrors, Internet is f*kin awesome -.- I just wondered if people with good AI/ML knowledge can find jobs.