<2021-11-01T18:00:38.000Z> The_Flaming_Eyeball: Hey, I'm also in tech. What are the best ways to learn ML for someone who already understands statistics and has used a few basic ML algorithms in Python?
<2021-11-01T18:05:58.000Z> AmericanChampion: It depends on what you want to be able to code. The MIT intro course is solid, but it uses Tensorflow (I prefer Pytorch).
<2021-11-01T18:07:48.000Z> AmericanChampion: It has solid code, and a few examples with all of the famous things. Reinforcement learning, music generation, and the like. If there's a specific thing that you want to create, I can try to write some introductory example code for you.
<2021-11-01T18:09:21.000Z> AmericanChampion: MIT course: introtodeeplearning.com/
<2021-11-01T18:19:00.000Z> The_Flaming_Eyeball: Thanks, I primarily want to learn to deploy different ML resources in the cloud
<2021-11-01T18:21:36.000Z> AmericanChampion: Across multiple servers, you mean? It depends on the algorithm, but I've read a little on distributed reinforcement learning algorithms, and I could find more information if you want.
<2021-11-19T06:50:27.000Z> AmericanChampion: How'd it go?
<2021-11-19T22:20:04.000Z> The_Flaming_Eyeball: I haven't really done much of that, I've been focusing on interviews