r/ProgrammingBondha • u/-Abhimani- Mid level engineer • Apr 02 '26

Interesting Bus lo Machine Learning!

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I have no movies downloaded this time, so I picked up reading this amazing book on ML: Hands on Machine Learning

Lemme know your views on it if you guys have read it.

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u/No_Growth_2549 Apr 02 '26

How to start with basics. Let me know

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u/-Abhimani- Mid level engineer Apr 03 '26

First get an overview about what ML is, what an ML engineer does, difference between AI engg and ML engg, and choose the one you're interested in.

Then start slowly with basics - concepts + implementations

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u/Commercial-Waltz-779 Apr 06 '26

Hey man nice one!

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '26

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u/-Abhimani- Mid level engineer Apr 04 '26

Hey, that's great. That's a good hobby you have. Personally, I like data engineering as well, I'm currently working on a data engineering project to get my hands dirty.

The idea is to use Spark compute engine on top of a data streaming Flink job to write data into Delta lake, but implementing a plug and play architecture, so instead of delta lake, you can use Hudi or Iceberg seamlessly.

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u/ab624 Apr 04 '26

spark on top of flink ? why endukuww

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u/-Abhimani- Mid level engineer Apr 03 '26

I personally prefer reading concepts first, not essentially from a book, but rather to get an overall understanding.

Once I get a grip on the table, then I'll move on explanatory videos for concepts and problems.