I did ML research at MIT. If you have 10+ YOE and want to go deeper in Python, ML or LLMs, or switch into ML, I mentor 1:1.

Most experienced engineers switching into ML make the same mistake: they learn the API before the idea. It works, right up until the loss curve does something strange and nothing in the docs explains why. Three questions that separate using ML from understanding it: Adam keeps running averages of t…

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1. 2026-10-22 07:37 · r/learnmachinelearning
   I did ML research at MIT. If you have 10+ YOE and want to go deeper in Python, ML or LLMs, or switch into ML, I mentor 1:1.