That's neat -- since it's pretty much the same way I think of self-learning. Sometimes you need to just go read up on discrete math, or theoretical stats, or a

That's neat -- since it's pretty much the same way I think of self-learning. Sometimes you need to just go read up on discrete math, or theoretical stats, or algorithms in order to level up your fundamentals. Then you get to go 'spend' that on cool shit. I finally started learning tensorflow the other day, after ~3 years of studying math/stats (while working full time) so that I could actually reason about tensorflow (note: I'm using TF for specific purposes, for something like computer vision the level of stats I studied isn't necessary)