Do THIS instead of watching endless tutorials — how to learn Python for AI

🎓 These are two of the best beginner-friendly resources I recommend to learn Python for AI: 🔹 Python Programming Fundamentals (Datacamp) - /oNX3PO 🔹 AI Engineer for Developers Track (Datacamp) - /B5zJey

Long story short, just start building, you will be forced to learn by making mistakes, then fixing the mistake. Make a simple program in whatever language, print it out and then type it out again from total scratch, it might sound crazy, but it will build up the muscle memory.

The best way to learn is to take the mindset of "How can I do this for free?". You will have to research multiple angles on this and will probably try several of them. Something will work and you will be hooked. Pretty soon all of your gamer hours are spent building. If you are main tank for your raid expect a few calls. Learn to set limits or Ai will not police itself. Ask if it really needs that much RAM/CPU or if it could work with less. Cut their permissions off such as delete or modify functions. Stick with read write execute for the main service account and create a separate service account for deletes and modifies. Learn to optimize. Only feed a horse enough to know it is not hungry anymore is the old saying. Ai doesn't know when it has enough so you have to set it yourself. Once you get a gig where someone is paying for the tech, you will need to be frugal and this will help you establish good habits.

Ok, 10 seconds and I still can’t figure out what we are selling today, that’s improvement

Hi Sir, If possible can you make a Generative AI Complete Course

GEN AI Engineering tutorial pleaseeeeeeeeee

The first TRUE video I´ve seen in years about coding.

On YouTube there is a mass gap of Videos that shows how to get into Ai, how to learn and train models.

I am looking to transition from syntax-focused coding to algorithmic problem-solving. How can I develop a more disciplined mental framework for deconstructing requirements before writing code?

So when we practice code for an specific project, should then we remember the syntax? I write the code myself using provided code in that tutorial or documentation, but after 1 week I can not write it by memory, though I can coolly understand it if I ask AI to remind me. What is the best approach?

But please am confused on which one to learn, full stack or ai , cause I have knowledge of backend, now progressing to front end , please help me guys 😢

Thanks Tim !

Thanks for the guidance 💯💯

Tim nailed it exactly in explaining how learners actually get stuck while watching tutorials

Great video 👍

Please make another mega project on Django and React

with the amount of knowledge he has , bro can pull some quality content on large projects on fastapi,lang graph , aws , agents , but still choose to make roadmap videos

stop thinking like old way use modern thinking eg. use llm(chat gpt) for question answers then write them by hand for practice python or other topics he listed. think it like this way (old way is you remember keywords and used them to search) (new way these keywords now work as prompts for llm which is basic english language other words use 1 keyword make a sentence around it like you do in child hood) then ask chat gpt to refine that prompt. in other words use prompt engineering techniques to fetch out the things you need from chat gpt(llms)

I been in tutorial hell so I'm going to try this out in hopes something changes

Did someone figure how much does this course costs? (I know its a lot since it is so hard to discover)