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Deep-Path: The entire Deep-ML catalog, organized into one structured learning path featuring nearly 2,000 machine learning coding problems and hands-on projects. Throughout the path, you'll work through the math, implement concepts from scratch using minimal libraries like NumPy or CUDA, and build projects step by step There's also Deep-Path... show more

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SamSepiol11 days ago

The path is long but it’s really fun 🤩

Deep-ML11 days ago

Assuming most people will work on the essentials path but the full one is an option if you really want to understand one part really well

SamSepiol11 days ago

Absolutely i love deep-mL especially the projects and interview path , it’s closely what i find in interview questions

Deep-ML11 days ago

Glad to hear you like the site. Let me know if you have any interviews coming up, and I could try making an interview prep collection for that company

infy11 days ago

would be great if you could implement some sort of spaced repetition feature

Deep-ML11 days ago

What do you mean by that?

Boardy11 days ago

the treasure is 1984 steps away

Raka11 days ago

looks so good

Ian P11 days ago

Really cool way of showing the curriculum, caught my eye. I'll take a look into it and give it a try!

Deep-ML11 days ago

Thanks, let me know how you like it!

Prashant11 days ago

❤️❤️

Daniel11 days ago

My goal is to understand AI from the fundamentals, eventually read papers and train models. I work mostly on systems, and infra & devops. Tried in 2022 but couldn't finish (life). Can I jump straight into Deep-ML and fill the gaps as I go, or should I 1/2

michaelvu11 days ago

Definitely take a look

Adolf.11 days ago

I'm interested to know if I can move to this after learning python

Deep-ML11 days ago

Yes but it will be a learning through fire, you will get stuck and need to use chat or the AI tutor to get unstuck I think learning through solving is the best way to learn but it is difficult at times

Adolf.11 days ago

Can you explain better, pls

Deep-ML11 days ago

If you know Python but nothing about machine learning, you can absolutely start learning by solving problems. You’ll probably get stuck on certain concepts or wonder why something matters. That’s where AI can be really helpful. Use it to understand the bigger picture, explain unfamiliar ideas, or guide you when you’re stuck. I think problem-based learning is one of the best ways to learn because it forces you to actually understand what you’re doing. When you watch a video or read something, it’s easy to feel like you understand a concept. But when you try to implement it yourself, you quickly find out what you actually know and what you don’t.

Adolf.11 days ago

I will try it, thanks for your response

🍀🃏11 days ago

This is cool

AA11 days ago

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