Oof those are all dense reads for a new comer... For a first dip into the waters I usually suggest Introduction to Statistical Learning. Then from there move into PRML or ESL. Were you first introduced to core ML…
Not effectively. From what I've read, JS lacks SIMD support which makes Numpy-like vectorizations unachievable. Would be nice though...
This is something I was introduced to when learning Rust. I've grown to like it as I now read declarations such as: let x: int32 ... as "let x be a 32 bit integer ...".
Oof those are all dense reads for a new comer... For a first dip into the waters I usually suggest Introduction to Statistical Learning. Then from there move into PRML or ESL. Were you first introduced to core ML…
Not effectively. From what I've read, JS lacks SIMD support which makes Numpy-like vectorizations unachievable. Would be nice though...
This is something I was introduced to when learning Rust. I've grown to like it as I now read declarations such as: let x: int32 ... as "let x be a 32 bit integer ...".