Got so bored today, I wrote my resume in Tailwind and deployed it in under an hourโhip-hop on blast the whole time. Boredomโs got nothing on me.
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Just hit 100 days of LeetCode daily challenges!
Sure, I broke the streak a few times, but letโs just call it โstrategic rest days.โ ๐ป Still, feeling like a coding champ (even if half the time Iโm Googling โhow to solve thisโฆโ)
There is a really difficult initial phase to learn AI. You need to stick to it for good few weeks. After that it starts to make sense.
After that initial phase, coders can swim through it like a torpedo. If you have studied maths in class 11-12th, thatโs it. Remember, you donโt write maths, you write code. Maths will help you to understand concepts, thatโs it. Basics of dot product, cosine (similarity) etc.
If online bootcamp can transition non tech to AI jobs in 6-8 months, imagine the speed of coders. Coding is and will always remain your most powerful weapon. Master it first and then jump into any pool, web, mobile, web3, AI or something else.
There is even a shortcut road if you are an experienced dev. Thatโs to understand vector embedding and play with langchain. You can build so much with just these 2.
Now I can say that I am getting little comfortable in AI space, past experience is really helping me.