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No worries, even PhDs don't understand why things work, only how ;-) You simply need to practice on challenging problems, sometimes ripping off code that is st
by bitL 8y ago
No worries, even PhDs don't understand why things work, only how ;-)
You simply need to practice on challenging problems, sometimes ripping off code that is state-of-art, analyzing it, understanding why certain things are done the way they are done, and in a few months you could be able to do your own state-of-art custom models with your own loss functions with distributed training using your own callbacks and getting $500k salary in some valley company.
- commandlinefan 8y ago> even PhDs don't understand why things work When you finish your Bachelor's degree, you know everything. When you finish your Master's degree, you realize you know nothing. When you finish your PhD, you realize nobody else knows anything, either.
- flowe_p 8y agowhat IQ do you think is required for this? do you think a solid lead dev who knows linear algebra and calculus could do this in a year or so?