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Yeah, your main recommendation may be to commit to finish the courses I start, I know. Based on what you wrote, my recommendation is: find something you’re act
by p1esk 3y ago
Yeah, your main recommendation may be to commit to finish the courses I start, I know.
Based on what you wrote, my recommendation is: find something you’re actually interested in, and learn that instead. AI ain’t it. And if there’s nothing you’ve interested in enough to put an effort into, that’s ok too. Have a beer, watch some Netflix, be like most people.
Hope this helps.
- worddepress 3y agoI agree. I thought "I should be the kinda person who loves AI". While doing some courses was super interesting. Waiting around while the computer does a load of computation, a very slow feedback loop, and dealing with ai ops related stuff is not really that fun. Neither is the pytorch kinds of stuff (which is mostly thinking about the shape of data and what shape it will be after doing X to it). I much more enjoy app development, and AI-ifying things with API calls as needed.
- calebjosue 3y ago>Waiting around while the computer does a load of computation. You know, this reminded me of Blender 3D, once you are done with your model, etc. And proceed to the rendering process, we definitively have to wait for the computer to do its thing. But you are right on what you say. Hard to come up with algorithms that not depends on massive data I suppose. Thanks both of you for your recommendations.
- calebjosue 3y agoI am revisiting some elementary Math topics, kind of rediscovering or discovering for the first time the whole subject. But eventually I think I will open the aforementioned book (And hopefully this time I won't drop it jehehe). Having a beer, watch Netflix? That sounds cool, I am waiting for the next season of Rings of Powers.