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After years of selectively reading in tech, Machine Learning with Pytorch and Scikit Learn is my first book read cover to cover! (except the math, I needed a second round for that 😅) Thankyou @sebastianraschka.com, I guess this is the most well-rounded and comprehensive book on Machine Learning

Shreyash

@webdevcaptain.com

Took almost 2 months of reading and practicing. Quick feedback for @sebastianraschka.com, Yuxi and Vahid - book is great, but I feel like it’d be even more engaging if it showed practical applications first, and then broke down the theory behind it, or maybe that’s just my learning style ? 😅

23/1/25, 5:21 pm0 reposts1 like

Sebastian Raschka (rasbt)

@rasbt.bsky.social

24 Jan 2025

Thanks for the kind feedback and words! Yeah, there are definitely different learning style preferences: building bottom-up vs top-down. This is more of a bottom-up one (it's probably just due to my preference wanting to understand the things I am using; but I definitely agree with your point there)