How to Get a Job in Deep Learning
>Speaking of math, you should have some familiarity with calculus, probability and linear algebra<p>Curious to know if anyone has had success learning/re-learning these as a mid-20s or older adult who works fulltime, and if you could potentially provide a list of books/courses to go through. I personally never learned anything past geometry (in high school). The most advanced math class I took in college was College Algebra. That means I never learned trig or anything past it (so no calc, linear algebra, or probability), and I'm sure most people on HN surpassed me math-wise sometime in high school :)<p>I've been able to skate by with my embarrassing lack of math knowledge/skills as a developer, but I feel like it's only a matter of time until the mathematical steamroller becomes a serious threat career-wise and I get crushed.