Practical Deep Learning for Coders
I see a lot of criticism about tmux and other non-core items being included in the overall curriculum. I think the author is trying to portray the workflow he is currently on and exposing the full tool kit he uses.
I don't think he is saying - this is "THE" approach one has to follow. I for one think that this is a perfectly legitimate way of teaching. People can leave out pieces which do not interest them or substitute them with other tool sets if they chose to.<p>For me the key take away here is that - some one who has been a consistent beater in the Kaggle competition for two years and the founder of a ML company is teaching a "hands-on" course which fills a gap (from tech talk to step-by-step hands on) and I think I can live with this method of teaching.