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[mrigankabora]

Skills -
0:41 - machine learning
5:57 - distributed systems

[cohaya]

I don’t agree with machine learning seems like they only want phd graduates or data science experts. I would recommend DS though

[chaddha]

these are great book references for learning distributed computing! Thanks!

[tamasbalint]

Hi Utsav, thank you for your thoughts and for your recommendations. It would be great if you could have 1-2 videos about front-end development. Even you had a conversation with someone who you respect in this domain. Thank you again for this and all the other great videos you have created containing invaluable advice.

[dragonmax]

@Utsav, Great video, what do you use in your ipad for note taking. I like dark colored style that you have in the pictures. Would appreciate your insight.

[АрсланГаджиев-жж]

Please tell me from scratch who is hard to learn from devops engineer or software engineer?? What direction do you need to study and know more to become a full-fledged engineer?

[George]

I absolutely love your book recommendations! I’ve followed through with some of the ones you’ve recommended on previous videos and they were spot on. Thank you so much

[andreypopov]

I am not sure the big data was the reason ML is so popular. A lot of data was there for a decade. The reason is - people discovered the ways/use cases of it application to problem solving.

[suvobrotopal]

Very Informative video, Thank you very much, from Kolkata City, India . 🙏

[weirdwesteros]

Not that many companies are actually adopting machine learning. It’s really not that necessary as an SE. There’s plenty of projects you can work on

[vhenjoseph]

sir do you have a podcast? I’d like to listen and learn while driving

[SY]

What about Devops? Lot of demand but too less people in market
Pls make a video on this too

[nashs.]

Dai, embedded software engineering ko barey pani videos banaunu na :)

[sammed.sankonatti]

I have a small doubt. If I am a full stock developer, then also I have to move towards Machine learning?? @EngineeringwithUtsav

[codation]

Hi Utsav, a great and helpful video, as always. Thanks for the advice and the recommendations!
Many Machine Learning courses also require us to be hands-on in high-school Mathematics (esp. Stats & Probability) and Python programming. I'm an experienced programmer in JavaScript. Python is relatively new to me, and now I need to remember the mathematics taught in high school.
Can you please make a separate video on Machine Learning, including a complete roadmap (free /paid) and other connected resources? What order should a beginner in Machine Learning need to follow while learning Machine Learning?

[jeromesimms]

Skills to learn:
1. Machine Learning
2. Distributed Systems

Watch the full video guys it's very interesting

[sushandahal]

I wanted to ask you one question where are you originally from ?

[jondinero]

I always thought your version of “Distributed Systems” in this video was more defined as microservices.

For me, distributed systems describes things like Hadoop, Spark, Redis, etc.

I feel like what was mentioned in this video is more about scaling microservice architecture, even the course mentioned described it as scalability and system design.

[LA-MJ]

I call BS on ML. If you aren't one of the BAFANGs you don't get that slice of the BigData pie

[davids]

Don’t think I’d put machine learning in my top 10 skills to learn. Not saying it won’t be important in the future though.