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by ferguess_k 2y ago
Thanks. I have always wanted to work as a low level system programmer. I don't even care about the pay -- and ofc the pay is not going to be bad.
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by ferguess_k 2y ago
Thanks! I'll Google and check it out.
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by ferguess_k 2y ago
Thanks! This is definitely something one can play with the GPUs.
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by ferguess_k 2y ago
Thanks for the help! > As for the data engineering side, tbh, it's tougher to get into MLE without ML knowledge. However, focusing on the data pipeline, feature engineering, and data quality aspects for ML projects might be I have a
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by ferguess_k 2y ago
Thanks! Yeah I do know some Math. I'm not sure how much I need to know. I guess the more the merrier, but it would be nice to know a line that I don't need to cross to properly do my job.
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by ferguess_k 2y ago
Thanks! I'll follow the link and see what happens. And thanks for recommending Andrew Ng's course too, hopefully it gives enough background to know how the users (AI scientists) want us to prepare the data.
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by ferguess_k 2y ago
Thank you! This really helps. I'll concentrate on Computer Architecture and lower level optimization then. I'll also pick one of the books just to get some ideas.
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by ferguess_k 2y ago
Stupid question: Is there any chance that I, as an engineer, can get away from learning the Math side of AI but still drill deeper into the lower level of CUDA or even GPU architecture? If so, how do I start? I guess I should learn about op
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by ferguess_k 2y ago
Exactly. Both projects mentioned in this thread (UNIX, Git) have clean cuts visions of what the authors wanted to achieve from the beginning. Nowadays it is almost impossible to FIND such a project. I'm not saying that you can't
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by ferguess_k 2y ago
Ken is definitely a top-notch programmer. A top-notch programmer can do a LOT given 3 weeks of focus time. I remember his wife took the kids to England so he was free to do whatever he wanted. And he definitely had a lot of experience befor