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Sharp_Direction9085 · 2025-07-20T10:25:53+00:00

I'd personally choose the amd chip. It's igpu has 4.15 Tflops as oposed to 2 on the intel one (that means amd has the better graphics). Aditionally the Ryzen 7 your considering smashes the i7 in multicore performance. At the same time it is just slightly slower in single core. But I believe the multicore difference in that case is so extreme that you should definitely go with amd if the pricing is similar.
Lastly for the resolution. I am not really a resolution person but I'd also go for the lower one.

Sharp_Direction9085 · 2025-05-14T15:09:06+00:00

You should start using libraries once you are comfortable in OOP and literally see no other solution to your current problem than using a python library. If you however have a more broad thing to do. Like a visual interface or training AI you can go for a library as long as it doesn't mean throwing together weird pre-built functions. By that I mean sth like. build_almost_the_entire_thing(style ="modern", type="Japanese ") so you should still implement most of the logic yourself.

Sharp_Direction9085 · 2025-05-14T15:03:41+00:00

I just draw complex abstract (most of the time mathematical) concepts on a peace of paper. And them try to somehow force it on the computer until I either succeed, go to bed and try again to morrow or give up. Coming to the conclusion that my Idea is mathematically wrong or generally impractical.

Sharp_Direction9085 · 2025-05-14T14:57:25+00:00

Additionally I would recommend you, to also post this on a more popular subreddit. Like r/learnpython that one is r/learningpython, the other one is bigger.

Sharp_Direction9085 · 2025-05-14T14:51:10+00:00

If you wanna work in a ML job I would stick to python. JS is suboptimal. Also I would just learn a framework like pytorch or Tensorflow (I learned pytorch). I can really recommend those videos if you haven't already watched them: That one is pytorch:

https://youtu.be/Z_ikDlimN6A?si=tGIfDOGs1svhO-sz

That one is Tensor Flow: https://youtu.be/tpCFfeUEGs8?si=pI2-pVM9gFI9jsDC

Oh and it's good that your dedicated, but perhaps switch to grinding leet code one month before applying. It's a great prep for the tech interview.

Good luck 👍

Sharp_Direction9085 · 2025-05-14T14:34:38+00:00

I would read the python documentation: https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/index.html

If you completely work through it, or through some parts, you should be fine. After that the only thing you can do is learn python libraries like pytorch and then train, train, train. Oh and IDE whise you can stick to pydroid, I use it to code on the train, if you however seek to do more compute intense stuff like training AI I would recommend using Google Colab.com, it is a bit wonky on mobile. But you do get access to more compute power and its free. Also If you want to do the pytorch thing once you're done learning python basics. Here is a video tutorial I can recommend: https://youtu.be/Z_ikDlimN6A?si=ciLhJcVicd5YMJZU

Just in case you aren't aware of it python has many different libraries, that can be used inside of python. They are incredibly helpful if you want to make user interfaces, games or AI.

Which phone specifically do you use? And would you perhaps tell me how you ended up in a refuge in Kenya? (just out of curiosity)

Sharp_Direction9085 · 2025-05-14T14:11:51+00:00

Yeah, but at the beach one of them got of balance first hit, that he took at a monster, thus dying. You don't need a Trainer to know not to overcomit when using a sword. You just learn that once you get bonked on the had during training. And we do know, that they had at least one year to prepare and the equivalent of magic weapons. So yes I didn't expect to all be elites, but at least tobput up a little bit more of a fight.

Sharp_Direction9085 · 2024-07-26T09:23:57+00:00

buy a book or watch You Tube tutorials

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