Re:Practical Deep Learning for Coders 2018
by cs702 on Monday January 29, 2018 @05:12PM
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I have no questions, but feel compelled to say thank you.
I've been a ML/DL practitioner for the past five-plus years, and first watched one of your lectures a bit over a year ago. All I remember thinking is that a wealth of practical knowledge that had taken me years to acquire was there for the taking, for free, for anyone who cared to look.
Since then, I have been recommending these courses to anyone who asks me for advice for learning about deep learning. You -- and Rachel Thomas -- have created by far the easiest and fastest path for a wide range of people to gain deep learning expertise.
In fact, I'm so sure the new lectures will contain valuable nuggets of know-how that even though I consider myself pretty knowledgeable about deep learning (and an expert in my narrow domain of interest), I will make it a point to find time to watch all the updated lectures.
I've been a ML/DL practitioner for the past five-plus years, and first watched one of your lectures a bit over a year ago. All I remember thinking is that a wealth of practical knowledge that had taken me years to acquire was there for the taking, for free, for anyone who cared to look.
Since then, I have been recommending these courses to anyone who asks me for advice for learning about deep learning. You -- and Rachel Thomas -- have created by far the easiest and fastest path for a wide range of people to gain deep learning expertise.
In fact, I'm so sure the new lectures will contain valuable nuggets of know-how that even though I consider myself pretty knowledgeable about deep learning (and an expert in my narrow domain of interest), I will make it a point to find time to watch all the updated lectures.
Kudos!