#Also how would i ever start learning all

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uncut crescent
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I recommend a CS degree to learn foundational principles which do not change. That's what I did (PhD in CS) and it has been very useful. But learn what you can apply immediately along the way, like practical programming. Assign yourself small, manageable projects. Do a little deep-diving to understand what is going on in your self-assigned projects. You may be surprised how fast you get up to speed in an area if you focus on manageable projects, one after another.

signal pier
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Yes but the problem is to get to the level of starting a cs PhD, it's atleast 6-7 yrs of courses and I'm not so well off that i can throw myself into research without any jobs or joining firms. Thanks for the advice tho

uncut crescent
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I was the same way. I had to work side jobs all through school. It took me a long time. But, you will have to decide what is the best path for yourself.

signal pier
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half violet
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Using the models doesn't need a strong background, I'm a new grad and have no issues with using their api. If you want to actually work on building these models it's a long journey with a lot of linear algebra.