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Angelo422
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Hey guys, I want to build a strong and straight plan for my next years of studying and once finish I am able to do something on my own and come up with crazy ideas and actually test them, build some awesome algorithms, all that cool stuff, but I'm kinda stumble so it would be nice if someone could help me with that.
Hopefully this will be a kind of a guide for those that are with the same issue that me.
Just a heads up:
- Assume that I don't know exactly what I'm talking about because everything I will talk about is my own research, so I might miss something, say something wrong or just something that don't quite heads up (I don't know anyone to talk about this topics so it's hard to organize all this by myself)
I know this will sound kinda stupid, vage and sort a pipe dream from a guy that doesn't even know what linear algebra is about, but my final goal is to study the "hot topics" in science like Machine Learning, A.I, Quantum Physics, adding them up and, of course, I want to explore the space out of this planet (not literally, just want to be apart of the revolution (this is the most vague idea that I have but is the one that gives me the most ambition to follow this - I always though physics was to much for me, and yet I loved Mat. -))
As Picasso said: "Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist". So I can't jump right into quantum physics, I need to know the fundamentals in order to understand how things work and establish a connection between both (again apologizes for my ignorant way to talk about this, I know this goes way futher and my way to talk about this probably gives you laughs). But as I said, I want to know ML and AI, and honestly starting with physics etc doesn't seem the right way to go, so I might learn ML, do some projects, maybe go to AI (I don't know much about this topic in terms of study and requirements) and do a project aswell. (In the beggining of all this I thought a good way to start was with computer science but a few weeks ago I started getting cold feet, because such course will take a lot of time, as well afford (since I will be learning by myself with the help of the internet :'D) and is too abstract, doesn't apply right the way (like ML) and focus a lot in computing unlike ML, Quantum physics and a whole lot of things that rely more on Math, etc and such a little percentage of computing.)
This as far as my plans go for now, I'm completely lost and I could use some help make my plans to get to my goal..
Thanks to all of you that took a little of you time to read this and I'm even more thankful to those that will reply.
Hopefully this will be a kind of a guide for those that are with the same issue that me.
Just a heads up:
- Assume that I don't know exactly what I'm talking about because everything I will talk about is my own research, so I might miss something, say something wrong or just something that don't quite heads up (I don't know anyone to talk about this topics so it's hard to organize all this by myself)
I know this will sound kinda stupid, vage and sort a pipe dream from a guy that doesn't even know what linear algebra is about, but my final goal is to study the "hot topics" in science like Machine Learning, A.I, Quantum Physics, adding them up and, of course, I want to explore the space out of this planet (not literally, just want to be apart of the revolution (this is the most vague idea that I have but is the one that gives me the most ambition to follow this - I always though physics was to much for me, and yet I loved Mat. -))
As Picasso said: "Learn the rules like a pro, so you can break them like an artist". So I can't jump right into quantum physics, I need to know the fundamentals in order to understand how things work and establish a connection between both (again apologizes for my ignorant way to talk about this, I know this goes way futher and my way to talk about this probably gives you laughs). But as I said, I want to know ML and AI, and honestly starting with physics etc doesn't seem the right way to go, so I might learn ML, do some projects, maybe go to AI (I don't know much about this topic in terms of study and requirements) and do a project aswell. (In the beggining of all this I thought a good way to start was with computer science but a few weeks ago I started getting cold feet, because such course will take a lot of time, as well afford (since I will be learning by myself with the help of the internet :'D) and is too abstract, doesn't apply right the way (like ML) and focus a lot in computing unlike ML, Quantum physics and a whole lot of things that rely more on Math, etc and such a little percentage of computing.)
This as far as my plans go for now, I'm completely lost and I could use some help make my plans to get to my goal..
Thanks to all of you that took a little of you time to read this and I'm even more thankful to those that will reply.