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“Oh shit I better remember all that matrix algebra I forgot already!” …Then takes a class on anything with 3d graphics… “oh shit matrix algebra again!” …then takes a class on machine learning “urg more matrix math!”
I remember vectors in 3D graphics but I don’t recall them in EE 101. maybe I blotted it out.
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“Oh shit I better remember all that matrix algebra I forgot already!” …Then takes a class on anything with 3d graphics… “oh shit matrix algebra again!” …then takes a class on machine learning “urg more matrix math!”
EEs actually had a head start on ML, especially those who took signal processing.
Linear algebra, optimization, gradients, etc are 1st and 2nd year topics for STEM.
The software industry is dominated by self taught hackers and EE/math/physics drop outs. CS prestige is less than 10 years old.
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I'll eat my hat if you can answer any of those with enough specificity that "random alien cop"s could produce something useful.
I'm definitely in the 99.9%, which is more like 99.9999999%. In other words, I doubt there's even 10 people on the planet that would survive that scenario.
It made me aware of how unlikely I'd be to ever get it right.