ok, I want to self teach me CS.
But I hate math and wasting my time.
So, let's do the following mental exercise.
What would be the path to learn CS starting from advanced topics and ending up on the basics at last.
Like I first want to learn about machine learning and artificial intelligence in an overall sense and see, hey, maybe I need here this X topic from linear algebra or hey, this integration from calculus is usefull here.
I'm asking this, because I think that's how I learn things, I don't like to learn about math because my brains goes wtf is this BS about, this is useless and has no point, is a waste of time, so I lose motivation because my brain thinks such topics are useless.
Maybe I was thinking that learning first the advanced topics is a better idea, since that way my brain could see a need for them and be interested and motivated in learning them.
But I hate math and wasting my time.
So, let's do the following mental exercise.
What would be the path to learn CS starting from advanced topics and ending up on the basics at last.
Like I first want to learn about machine learning and artificial intelligence in an overall sense and see, hey, maybe I need here this X topic from linear algebra or hey, this integration from calculus is usefull here.
I'm asking this, because I think that's how I learn things, I don't like to learn about math because my brains goes wtf is this BS about, this is useless and has no point, is a waste of time, so I lose motivation because my brain thinks such topics are useless.
Maybe I was thinking that learning first the advanced topics is a better idea, since that way my brain could see a need for them and be interested and motivated in learning them.
