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   by b86754 2y ago

   What math do you know? You can quickly get started with PyTorch but usually people employed as AI/ML engineers have a heavy math background. That said, it’s nothing too crazy. Most of deep learning is just linear algebra and optimizati
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   by b86754 3y ago

   Right but that’s not how SQl executes unfortunately. You go to Starbucks then ask for what you need. SQL does a Cartesian product of all the tables you need, then filters with the ON clause. Only then can you “order” what you want in SELECT
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   by b86754 3y ago

   Interesting, I’ve used both for years and have found R to be way more intuitive for data exploration and visualization. R looks different than most programming languages, but once it clicks it’s actually really nice.