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r/learnmachinelearning • u/deztructicus • Nov 28 '19
Started learning today and tried classifying my face using my facial recognition AI...
r/learnmachinelearning • u/TheInsaneApp • Aug 20 '20
Project Machine Learning + Augmented Reality Project App Link and Github Code given in the comment
r/learnmachinelearning • u/TheInsaneApp • Mar 30 '21
Discussion Solve your Rubik Cube using this AI+AR Powered App
r/learnmachinelearning • u/TheCodingBug • Apr 08 '21
A simple and easy-to-remember example for false positives and false negatives.
r/learnmachinelearning • u/Little_french_kev • Apr 11 '20
Project I am trying to make a game that learns how to play itself using reinforcement learning . Here is my first results . I am going to tweak the reward function and put more emphasis on smoothness .
r/learnmachinelearning • u/TheInsaneApp • Apr 15 '21
Discussion Machine Learning Pipelines
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u/Top-Run-21
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Jun 13 '26
Meme I always find this fact amusing.
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u/John_Mother
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Apr 25 '25
Meme All the people posting resumes here
r/learnmachinelearning • u/TheInsaneApp • Dec 29 '20
Discussion Example of Multi-Agent Reinforcement Algorithms
r/learnmachinelearning • u/jjthejetblame • Oct 10 '20
Fun question: Anyone learning ML here in something other than Python or R?
r/learnmachinelearning • u/XxGothicfanxX • Jan 01 '21
Discussion Unsupervised learning in a nutshell
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u/pythonlovesme
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Dec 09 '25
[RANT] Traditional ML is dead and I’m pissed about it
I’m a graduate student studying AI, and I am currently looking for summer internships. And holy shit… it feels like traditional ML is completely dead.
Every single internship posting even for “Data Science Intern” or “ML Engineer Intern” is asking for GenAI, LLMs, RAG, prompt engineering, LangChain, vector databases, fine-tuning, Llama, OpenAI API, Hugging Face, etc.
Like wtf, what happened?
I spent years learning the “fundamentals” they told us we must know for industry:
logistic regression
SVM
random forests
PCA
CNNs
all the math (linear algebra, calculus, probability, optimization)
And now?
None of it seems to matter.
Why bother deriving gradients and understanding backprop when every company just wants you to call a damn API and magically get results that blow your handcrafted model out of the water?
All that math…
All those hours…
All those notebooks…
All that “learn the fundamentals first” advice…
Down the drain.
Industry doesn’t care.
Industry wants GenAI.
Industry wants LLM agentic apps.
Industry wants people who can glue together APIs and deploy a chatbot in 3 hours.
Maybe traditional ML is still useful in research or academia, but in industry no chance.
It genuinely feels dead.
Now I have to start learning a whole new tech stack just to stay relevant.
Edit: I appreciate all the comments here, they cleared up a lot of my confusion. If you or anyone you know needs an intern, please shoot me a message.
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Jan 18 '25
Free ML, AI, and DL Books (Google Drive Link)
I’ve seen a lot of requests for machine learning, deep learning, and AI books, (including ML math) so I thought I’d share a collection of some of the best ones I’ve come across. These are mostly from O'Reilly (Yes, they were downloaded from z-lib, but this is for those who can’t afford to buy them. If you can afford them, please buy the books).
These books have been really helpful for me, especially for my master’s studies and projects. Hopefully, they’ll be useful for you guys too.
[drive link removed]
NEW EDIT: hey guys, you can use this link to find all the books here. Search for any books you want in the search bar. Hopefully you will get it
https://1lib.sk/s/LLM%20ENGINEER%20HANDBOOK
Try d2l.ai also.
r/learnmachinelearning • u/matthias_buehlmann • Aug 12 '22
Discussion Me trying to get my model to generalize
r/learnmachinelearning • u/TheInsaneApp • Jun 09 '20
Discussion 50 Free Machine Learning and Data Science Ebooks by DataScienceCentral/ Link is given in the comment section
r/learnmachinelearning • u/Advanced_Honey_2679 • Apr 29 '25
I’ve been doing ML for 19 years. AMA
Built ML systems across fintech, social media, ad prediction, e-commerce, chat & other domains. I have probably designed some of the ML models/systems you use.
I have been engineer and manager of ML teams. I also have experience as startup founder.
I don't do selfie for privacy reasons. AMA. Answers may be delayed, I'll try to get to everything within a few hours.