Don't be discouraged at the moment. A lot of places aren't hiring. That being said, i myself don't have a formal comp sci education either, but I haven't let that stop me from being a dev. Comp sci is the one field where regardless of your former education, you can still make it based on your own merit. Plus the way i look at it if you have an undergrad is engineering i am sure you can learn comp sci. Keep on learning and don't give up.
Solid post. I think someone who's just starting out with ML or even basic mathematically notations would find this very helpful. Especially someone knows programming, but struggles with mathematically jargon
I get messages from recruiters from some of these companies time to time and I always decline it. Because I know I can't get through the technical interviews without spending at least a month preparing for them.
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