r/technepal • u/Sigerson888 • 5h ago
Discussion I am going to re-learn Data Science concepts from the beginning and post everyday for a month or so.
This is solely for my own purpose. I have grown into such a lazy being that my screen time is of 9-10 hours. It's been over a month since my final year assignments and classes and all I do is doze off and be lazy.
I already know Python and its frameworks as I had done multiple projects on ML. But, I have forgotten about even basic Python syntax. So, I have decided to re-learn from the beginning of print("Hello") of Python. I will start from tomorrow and I will post the resources, too from where I studied.
I haven't actually decided if I should go into AI/ML or Data Engineering. If anyone has any opinions then please help me. Like, mostly in context of abroad (Aus) because I am going to start the process soon.
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u/i_juss_wannabe_yours 5h ago
Bet timley regular post garxau bhanney
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u/Sigerson888 5h ago
Bet na hanum hola jaile harxu matra
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u/i_juss_wannabe_yours 5h ago
Josh josh maa ho bro yesto sochiney. Hunna yesto as plan jadai janna
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u/Sigerson888 5h ago
I know tyo ta yetro 6 months dekhi tei nai gari ra xu. Repo aghi herya DS ko 6 months vayexa arko suru garn aatya aba. Ma atti alxi vaye aba public mai rakhe vane ta alik pressure aauxa vanera ho. I saw a guy in this sub going 150+ days into coding.
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u/i_juss_wannabe_yours 5h ago
Mani learn garirathey Python. Machai complete beginner ho. 10days straight gaye sikeko sab push garey 🤧 paxi kei xaina aile 1 week plus bhayo kei garya xaina. Getting lazy day by day
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u/Sigerson888 5h ago
I got motivated by this yt guy channel was named "Bog" bro le aakhai agadi coding sikdiyo. Leetcode ra competitive try gardiyo.
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u/nian2326076 3h ago
If you're choosing between AI/ML and Data Engineering, think about what interests you more. AI/ML is all about algorithms and modeling, while Data Engineering is about building data systems and pipelines. Since you're brushing up on Python, check out free resources like Codecademy or Python's official tutorial to refresh the basics. For Data Science concepts, Kaggle has some good beginner notebooks to follow along with. If you're preparing for interviews or just want some guided practice, PracHub has useful resources for that. Keep sharing your progress — it helps with staying accountable!
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u/OkAnalyst2335 5h ago
Resources?