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This is for computer fags. so I'm tired of my job and I want to do something remote from home. So I thought (in Slingblade voice) Learn to code. So any advice on languages, places to get training with out a college degree, Ups and downs and anything you know that I have failed to ask. Thanks frens

This is for computer fags. so I'm tired of my job and I want to do something remote from home. So I thought (in Slingblade voice) Learn to code. So any advice on languages, places to get training with out a college degree, Ups and downs and anything you know that I have failed to ask. Thanks frens

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Python is a great first programming language to learn, and it's the primary language for data science and machine learning, if you're into that.

[–] 2 pts

Machine learning is an interesting route to go down as a "programmer" as it's relatively very little programming and just tweaking the dials of the algorithms. Imo a good machine learning "programmer" should be doing heavy manipulation of the data to be in the best and most relevant form for the machine learner though.

[–] 1 pt

Your dismissive tone and use of quotation marks is noted.

[–] 0 pt

Erm feel free to explain the expanse of your programming that you do while doing machine learning.

[–] 1 pt

Its quite heavily used in openstack (cloud stack infrastructure) too.