The trick to using 2x or 3x speed to watching educational videos is that you can fly through the boring unimportant parts and then pause and take your time and rewind on the critical parts.
Brandon Bosse Need: a scripted button that replays ~30 seconds at lower speed (eg 1.5x) then progressively back to initial speed (typically 2-3x). That would be awesome!
Here's a bookmarklet to do that (replay 30s at 1.5x and then reset to the previous rate): javascript:(function(){var video = document.querySelector('video'); var oldRate = video.playbackRate; video.playbackRate = 1.5; var replaySeconds = 30; video.currentTime -= replaySeconds; setTimeout(function(){ video.playbackRate = oldRate; }, replaySeconds / video.playbackRate * 1000); }()) You could tweak it and make multiple versions if you want. The division by video.playbackRate is there so that replaySeconds is treated as in-video time rather than real-life time.
6:30 very important indeed; trying to write your own versions of the information as though you were writing a textbook builds your understanding fast and reveals holes in your knowledge.
I'm a beginner at ML. Watching your videos have always been awesome. After watching this, I feel like I'm in the right path. I am now eager and excited to learn more. Thank you!
Holy smokes dude. This video is so comprehensive. Love that you walked us through each step with clear examples. You've even gone over the common obstacles! This video has a lot of value. Keep up the good work, bro
The extention for a 3x speed (but check yourself before instaling it I didn't find it in the description) : chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/youtube-playback-speed-co/hdannnflhlmdablckfkjpleikpphncik
If you don't want to install anything, you can run this javascript code to speed up in any browser's console: document.querySelector('video').playbackRate = 3 //it can be any number, with dot or not, like 3.5
That's awesome. I didnt know using js in the browser was that easy. Just made a folder with multiple links for a bunch of speeds: .5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, and 100. You lose sounds past x4 though.
Here's another Chrome extension that I use that's kept up to date and 1/10 the size of the other one mentioned here. Good to have a backup just in case ;) Also not sure about the other one but this will speed up videos in most other places like Facebook, Twitter etc. TH-cam has a ton of keyboard shortcuts too. Look them up. Very handy. chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/video-speed-controller/nffaoalbilbmmfgbnbgppjihopabppdk
I'm in 3rd year in my btech and I've started studying deep learning around at may. Recently a junior got me to teach neural nets to him! I'm too democratizing the AI power! :D
Hi! I hope that with btech you mean biotech jaja i'm studying my biotech degree too! Would you like chat? I'd like to know which books have you read, i'm cuurrently learning how to code so i can learn ai in the future. I think the potential of ai in biotech is limitless!
videos like this helps us to decrease the gap of thinking of u guys as a tech genius who are sharp smart and can learn anything without any problems and then comparing us. Seeing this makes me feel ur just one of us .. Thanks a lot ! :)
2:27, I started watching your video at 2x speed at that point! Seriously your learning process is a lot like mine, Explore, Exploit, Practice and most important, stick to a plan. Good vid!
Playing at 2x or higher speed requires proper pronunciation and rhythm from the speaker. Siraj, you're one of the few that I can easily follow at 2x. You make it feel like this should have been my speed all my life
That tip at the end about keeping physically and mentally healthy is gold. After I incorporated exercise 6 times/week into my lifestyle, my focus and learning has improved. Also I try to maintain a consistent sleep and wake schedule - No late night benders or shit like that.
Siraj - I love your style of explaining complex concepts to the general public. You truly are a living example of Einstein's "Make things as simple as possible not any simpler !"
Heh. If you used to watch all youtube tutorials at 3x, it now makes sense why your early videos were so fast-paced. Anyways, it's been pleasure following your videos. Keep up the good work.
This is the best advices that somebody has gave me. Thanks Siraj , you are touching other people deeply more than you think. I never forget you. On the patreon, all that is your worth. Thanks man
Congratulation Siraj, you done it, you finally are the best TH-cam channel for Machine Learning and coding skills (I follow you from the very begining. Also I noticed you finally get the right flow in your sprech, slow and focused, not like your first videos where you tend the speak very fast. Take care and keep the good work!
Hey, Siraj! As a high school student and programming enthusiast, I have quite a bit of work throughout the day. I am constantly stuffed with homework, but I still have time for pursuing my hobby. Your videos are by far the greatest educational resource on the internet! This video was a great refresher on what I came do to become successful. I was also quite surprised when you said that gradually increasing video speed can be beneficial! I'll take that method into consideration!
Concise and right to point! I have been doing basically the same without realizing it, but with a structure and a plan in mind is much more efficient. Just wanted to drop a line to thank you for the videos!. One of the most useful resources I have encountered, you have my admirations for keep doing this for free!
Thanks Siraj! When you first began your videos people complained that you talked too fast for them... you slowed down... that's great, but now I find that I missed the old Matrix Data Download. Thanks to the Chrome extension, I can have the old Siraj back! Well done Sir!
Hey man. :) Great video! You seem like one of the most honest, least pretentious life-guide youtube channels out there. I really like your presentation, and you come across as helpful and humble. :) Definately gonna watch more of your videos, liked and subbed.
Hey Siraj, I just wanted to say that a lot of these tips have already helped me out a TON. Especially the 3x Speed for videos. Thanks for doing videos like this and keep up at the awesome stuff you're doing!
This is a really great stuff. I used to think that Ivy League student can learn difficult concept easily. Now I know, it's a process from a very simple stuff, just like any of us. Thanks for this :).
This was an exceptional video. Learning how to learn is an art. One could spend a lifetime refining it, and still feel like a beginner. In fact, the best learners might say that one should!
Man, this is really appreciable. The work you put making this video is admirable. Got to say I was watching this video at 3x speed before I realized that it was the actual speed....just kidding !!
Legend! Literally everything I've been applying and it works. Good to know someone else stumbled across the same methods and that its clearly worked! Only doing 2x tho. Challenge accepted!
On top of what you mention; I use "Scrivener" > www.literatureandlatte.com < (Desktop and mobile) to keep digital memo cards which I shorten and put into "TheBrain" > www.thebrain.com < (Desktop and mobile) so i can see the connections between ideas and recall it faster. "Atlas Recall" (Desktop and mobile) so ALL my research is tracked passively. "The Great Suspender" extension is fantastic too if you're like me and you open far toooo many tabs. My fave app tho has been "F.lux" for reducing the blue light from the screen as to keep my circadian rhythm in check and less stressed eyes. PS if anyone wants to start a community lead "TheBrain" mind map of links and information im keen! It will speed up the learning and researching for all involved.
You are the best communicator in this platform, brother. Love the way you structure the things and how to put orden as I get inspired in my chaotic world of ideas. Big huge brother.
I learn advanced concept slowly, like wall climbing, I look for nearest and simplest subtopic, try to get the source, when I get the source, I'll make sure I know how to manipulate it like what I want, and lay the comprehension in the whole concept "room", put it in a loop until the whole advanced concept is finished why slowly, I tend to focus my curiosity excitement on a single thing to make it last longer, it helps me a lot to deal with frustration during learning, it becomes like a hard game rather than studying
Breaking the bigger picture up into smaller pieces is what I would've recommended if he hadn't said it in the video. The rewarding feeling by taking things one step at a time can be applied to almost anything in life. It's why psychologists will tell victims of depression to do baby steps with tasks. This is a very key concept, I can't stress it enough.
I did this 4x speed video learning 10 years ago. It really made me smarter and amazing IT guy in my circle . It really works and I can no longer watch video in normal speed
When English is not your native language, that makes things harder ! As a french. We’ve some websites, but not as good as those English speaking ones. Looking a video at x3 speed is impossible for example ! But you helped me so much in so many topics !
Watching it at 2x learned that can be done at 3x! thanks Siraj! best visual production, best imput quality, most relevant as present value. Thank you for so much value created, won't be forgotten.
You can do 3x speed without an extension, just open up the console ( in Chrome CTRL+SHIFT+I -> Console): document.getElementsByClassName('html5-main-video')[0].playbackRate = 3.0
To take this idea a step further, you can create a bookmark with the following code as the link to have the browser prompt you: javascript: (function(){ var speed = prompt("speed?"); document.getElementsByClassName('html5-main-video')[0].playbackRate = speed; })()
hey, Siraj... I want to know from where u took that part of video 5:14 to 5:28 please tell me I want that kind of planning. I am a data Enthusiast and really want to become a data Analysts. Please tell me plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.....................
Just a little tip Siraj; instead of right clicking links -> open in new tab you can use Ctrl + LClick or scroll wheel click to open in a new tab. If you spend a lot of time in browsers, learning some shortcuts can really save time
how to enjoy the present more, how to be friends with someone after a breakup, new blockchain architectures, filmmaking, how to upgrade the whole AI research process such that anyone can publish (grow the amateur research community)
Being friend with someone after breakup is not good. I mean I can't be friend. It always hurt me whenever I think about her. So, I think giving yourself time to forget is best thing in this case.
This was needed! Thanks so much for sharing this with us all. :) And you have a really good sense of humour Shiraj sir, especially you licking that book was very funny. I had to pause the video to finish my laughter. XD
Thank you for posting a video like this Siraj. It really shows how anyone can learn anything with the right mindset. I would love to add a technique that I've been reading about and practicing lately which is using the power of the subconscious to help you solve problems. It works by giving lots of thought to the problem you are working on and when you cannot go any farther to give it a rest. This is the time to take advantage of the resting period for your subconscious to work for you. You can go for a walk, take a shower, or just go to sleep with the intention of solving the problem. Often what happens is the solution to the problem just "pops" in your head. I've been working like this for many years and it has been extremely beneficial. Lots of it comes down to trust and allowing my mind to rest and not push so hard. Thanks again for the amazing work you do, we need more people like you. And I hope you are enjoying India! I loved it when I traveled there back in 2015.
I've also done a lot of research on how to learn effectively. What works for me is: 1. Spaced repetition (Use anki) You learn more by doing a little every day instead of a lot in one day. Your brain processes a lot of information without you consciously paying attention to it. 2. Eating healthy and supplementing with Vitamin D and fish oil 3. Make a small project to understand your subject. It's easier to learn by testing yourself. 4. Lookup the method of loci (used in memory championships). Basically your brain works better memorizing weird visual images placed in known locations. 5. (advanced) Research nootropics. These enhance brain function. I don't recommend trying these though before doing research.
+Siraj, I love the variety of greatness on your channel. I had maxed out at 1.5x, but after the attitude shift you gave in this video, listening at 2x is now easy! Thanks.
This video is awesome man! Actually currently going through that Control Systems Engineering textbook at the beginning of the video for a uni course! I love how you actually give practical solutions and not just restate problems I already know exist hahah :)
Nice video Siraj. Got a query though,from 5:13 in the vid,you showed a catalog of courses for Machine Learning. Is that your own catalog? Would you mind sharing the full list of that? Thanks :)
Thanks Siraj for your time preparing and sharing this video. You are a wonderful presenter! Can you please write me which software you've used for creating the animation at around 0:40 to 1:00?
Hail to the king of communication, I love your content ,you nailed it my friend.... i love the way you actually displayed the steps by executing them , i was totally glued to the screen when you were explaining stuff, more power to you bro...
for me the easiest way to learn is to teach the subject like you said. I've been doing this for 15 some odd years both in the office and on my own free time with various subjects.
The trick to using 2x or 3x speed to watching educational videos is that you can fly through the boring unimportant parts and then pause and take your time and rewind on the critical parts.
Brandon Bosse Need: a scripted button that replays ~30 seconds at lower speed (eg 1.5x) then progressively back to initial speed (typically 2-3x). That would be awesome!
Here's a bookmarklet to do that (replay 30s at 1.5x and then reset to the previous rate):
javascript:(function(){var video = document.querySelector('video'); var oldRate = video.playbackRate; video.playbackRate = 1.5; var replaySeconds = 30; video.currentTime -= replaySeconds; setTimeout(function(){ video.playbackRate = oldRate; }, replaySeconds / video.playbackRate * 1000); }())
You could tweak it and make multiple versions if you want. The division by video.playbackRate is there so that replaySeconds is treated as in-video time rather than real-life time.
Oh!!! WHat an idea!! I didnt know that!!!
6:30 very important indeed; trying to write your own versions of the information as though you were writing a textbook builds your understanding fast and reveals holes in your knowledge.
thanks!
Wow! I learned so much watching this video at 3x speed!
Siraj videos are among the few that sound 2x when played at Normal speed.
agreed. I have only recently gotten back up to 2x with his videos.
His synapses have adapted to the fast content so now his output is 2x and accelerating exponentially
Finally we got an explanation of that!
thats my wizard
there are many people in the world who share their knowledge but very few who teach you how to grasp knowledge yourself !!
love you LEGEND.
love u 2
I'm a beginner at ML. Watching your videos have always been awesome. After watching this, I feel like I'm in the right path. I am now eager and excited to learn more. Thank you!
thanks sudhanva!
Holy smokes dude. This video is so comprehensive. Love that you walked us through each step with clear examples. You've even gone over the common obstacles!
This video has a lot of value. Keep up the good work, bro
God bless u Siraj.. love from India
Raval...He must be of Gujrati origin , right ?
12345a where's Paresh Rawal from?
He's parents are from Ahmedabad
love u raju
Siraj Raval God bless you Siraj...love from Pakistan.
The extention for a 3x speed (but check yourself before instaling it I didn't find it in the description) :
chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/youtube-playback-speed-co/hdannnflhlmdablckfkjpleikpphncik
If you don't want to install anything, you can run this javascript code to speed up in any browser's console:
document.querySelector('video').playbackRate = 3 //it can be any number, with dot or not, like 3.5
even better, with a bookmarklet javascript:document.querySelector('video').playbackRate = 3
thanks ad31
That's awesome. I didnt know using js in the browser was that easy. Just made a folder with multiple links for a bunch of speeds: .5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, and 100. You lose sounds past x4 though.
Here's another Chrome extension that I use that's kept up to date and 1/10 the size of the other one mentioned here. Good to have a backup just in case ;)
Also not sure about the other one but this will speed up videos in most other places like Facebook, Twitter etc. TH-cam has a ton of keyboard shortcuts too. Look them up. Very handy.
chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/video-speed-controller/nffaoalbilbmmfgbnbgppjihopabppdk
Congratulations! It's the best motivational video with the best learning tips I've ever seen.
I'm in 3rd year in my btech and I've started studying deep learning around at may. Recently a junior got me to teach neural nets to him! I'm too democratizing the AI power! :D
u the man!!
Hi! I hope that with btech you mean biotech jaja i'm studying my biotech degree too! Would you like chat?
I'd like to know which books have you read, i'm cuurrently learning how to code so i can learn ai in the future.
I think the potential of ai in biotech is limitless!
I must say, I wasn't expecting to learn anything when I clicked this video, but I stand corrected. Good stuff!
teledildonics is my new passion
glad :)
You are hands-down the best teacher on youtube. I'll be here watching your channel blow up to a million subscribers in no time.
videos like this helps us to decrease the gap of thinking of u guys as a tech genius who are sharp smart and can learn anything without any problems and then comparing us. Seeing this makes me feel ur just one of us .. Thanks a lot ! :)
2:27, I started watching your video at 2x speed at that point! Seriously your learning process is a lot like mine, Explore, Exploit, Practice and most important, stick to a plan. Good vid!
hell yes, keep it up!
Your videos keep getting better and better and this is certainly one of the best. Thank you Siraj, you're an inspiration!
Playing at 2x or higher speed requires proper pronunciation and rhythm from the speaker. Siraj, you're one of the few that I can easily follow at 2x. You make it feel like this should have been my speed all my life
That tip at the end about keeping physically and mentally healthy is gold. After I incorporated exercise 6 times/week into my lifestyle, my focus and learning has improved. Also I try to maintain a consistent sleep and wake schedule - No late night benders or shit like that.
Siraj - I love your style of explaining complex concepts to the general public. You truly are a living example of Einstein's "Make things as simple as possible not any simpler !"
Heh. If you used to watch all youtube tutorials at 3x, it now makes sense why your early videos were so fast-paced. Anyways, it's been pleasure following your videos. Keep up the good work.
I usually watch videos at 2x speed, the maximum that TH-cam allows. But the faster the video, the more illegible the audio.
yeah ML can def be applied to improve sound quality + comprehension during speedup
This is the best advices that somebody has gave me. Thanks Siraj , you are touching other people deeply more than you think. I never forget you. On the patreon, all that is your worth. Thanks man
Congratulation Siraj, you done it, you finally are the best TH-cam channel for Machine Learning and coding skills (I follow you from the very begining. Also I noticed you finally get the right flow in your sprech, slow and focused, not like your first videos where you tend the speak very fast. Take care and keep the good work!
I love Ur opening.." hey world this is siraj"
😀
From Nigeria.. We Love Siraj!!!.. Thanks for your words of advice.
You are brilliant man! I am hooked on your videos. Thank you for being there.
No words to describe how exciting and motivational this video is!!! Awesome!!!!
Hey, Siraj!
As a high school student and programming enthusiast, I have quite a bit of work throughout the day. I am constantly stuffed with homework, but I still have time for pursuing my hobby. Your videos are by far the greatest educational resource on the internet! This video was a great refresher on what I came do to become successful. I was also quite surprised when you said that gradually increasing video speed can be beneficial! I'll take that method into consideration!
Concise and right to point! I have been doing basically the same without realizing it, but with a structure and a plan in mind is much more efficient.
Just wanted to drop a line to thank you for the videos!. One of the most useful resources I have encountered, you have my admirations for keep doing this for free!
Thanks Siraj! When you first began your videos people complained that you talked too fast for them... you slowed down... that's great, but now I find that I missed the old Matrix Data Download. Thanks to the Chrome extension, I can have the old Siraj back! Well done Sir!
This is probably one of the best videos I've seen on TH-cam... Thank you very much, sir
Hey man. :) Great video! You seem like one of the most honest, least pretentious life-guide youtube channels out there. I really like your presentation, and you come across as helpful and humble. :) Definately gonna watch more of your videos, liked and subbed.
Hey Siraj, I just wanted to say that a lot of these tips have already helped me out a TON. Especially the 3x Speed for videos. Thanks for doing videos like this and keep up at the awesome stuff you're doing!
This is a really great stuff. I used to think that Ivy League student can learn difficult concept easily. Now I know, it's a process from a very simple stuff, just like any of us. Thanks for this :).
This was an exceptional video. Learning how to learn is an art. One could spend a lifetime refining it, and still feel like a beginner. In fact, the best learners might say that one should!
Nevermind yoh answered it already. Glad I subbed. Keep it up, love useful information in small tidbits.
Man, this is really appreciable. The work you put making this video is admirable. Got to say I was watching this video at 3x speed before I realized that it was the actual speed....just kidding !!
Legend! Literally everything I've been applying and it works. Good to know someone else stumbled across the same methods and that its clearly worked! Only doing 2x tho. Challenge accepted!
On top of what you mention; I use "Scrivener" > www.literatureandlatte.com < (Desktop and mobile) to keep digital memo cards which I shorten and put into "TheBrain" > www.thebrain.com < (Desktop and mobile) so i can see the connections between ideas and recall it faster. "Atlas Recall" (Desktop and mobile) so ALL my research is tracked passively. "The Great Suspender" extension is fantastic too if you're like me and you open far toooo many tabs. My fave app tho has been "F.lux" for reducing the blue light from the screen as to keep my circadian rhythm in check and less stressed eyes.
PS if anyone wants to start a community lead "TheBrain" mind map of links and information im keen! It will speed up the learning and researching for all involved.
You are the best communicator in this platform, brother. Love the way you structure the things and how to put orden as I get inspired in my chaotic world of ideas. Big huge brother.
I'm 29 years old but this advice is so good I wish I learned it 10 years ago. Much respect to what you're doing Siraj
I learn advanced concept slowly, like wall climbing, I look for nearest and simplest subtopic, try to get the source, when I get the source, I'll make sure I know how to manipulate it like what I want, and lay the comprehension in the whole concept "room", put it in a loop until the whole advanced concept is finished
why slowly, I tend to focus my curiosity excitement on a single thing to make it last longer, it helps me a lot to deal with frustration during learning, it becomes like a hard game rather than studying
great analogy
Breaking the bigger picture up into smaller pieces is what I would've recommended if he hadn't said it in the video. The rewarding feeling by taking things one step at a time can be applied to almost anything in life. It's why psychologists will tell victims of depression to do baby steps with tasks. This is a very key concept, I can't stress it enough.
I did this 4x speed video learning 10 years ago. It really made me smarter and amazing IT guy in my circle . It really works and I can no longer watch video in normal speed
Hi Siraj! Always look forward to your videos whenever I need that extra boost of motivation!
Advanced Teledildonics fast learning tips?! Now, that’s a liberating thought. lol
When English is not your native language, that makes things harder ! As a french. We’ve some websites, but not as good as those English speaking ones. Looking a video at x3 speed is impossible for example ! But you helped me so much in so many topics !
Watching it at 2x learned that can be done at 3x! thanks Siraj! best visual production, best imput quality, most relevant as present value. Thank you for so much value created, won't be forgotten.
You can do 3x speed without an extension, just open up the console ( in Chrome CTRL+SHIFT+I -> Console):
document.getElementsByClassName('html5-main-video')[0].playbackRate = 3.0
Kevin W Awesome! Thanks
Also, F12 should be easier on the hand than your shortcut. Gotta avoid RSI-inducing gestures 😏
I guess that's what a chrome extension does
To take this idea a step further, you can create a bookmark with the following code as the link to have the browser prompt you:
javascript: (function(){ var speed = prompt("speed?"); document.getElementsByClassName('html5-main-video')[0].playbackRate = speed; })()
2:15 ... You can middle click each link to open them in tabs on most browsers
You have many great videos teaching stuff, but definitively this video teaching how to learn is the best one!
Great tips, thanks Siraj :)
You are the best video maker on facebook !! .
keep on doing that !!!
hey, Siraj...
I want to know from where u took that part of video 5:14 to 5:28 please tell me I want that kind of planning.
I am a data Enthusiast and really want to become a data Analysts.
Please tell me plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.....................
I think it's something like data science time table
Just return to this video and view again.
seems like is a graphical version of this site --> www.analyticsvidhya.com/blog/2017/01/the-most-comprehensive-data-science-learning-plan-for-2017/
part of video 5:14 to 5:28 from i.pinimg.com/originals/53/35/ba/5335ba9040ce6ebd1881e9a90758f103.jpg
Thanku soo much....:-)
Siraj, you are my favourite indian guy with kind off english accent who programms who I know. Thanks for the free content and value!
Love your videos so much man! Keep going!
Just a little tip Siraj; instead of right clicking links -> open in new tab you can use Ctrl + LClick or scroll wheel click to open in a new tab. If you spend a lot of time in browsers, learning some shortcuts can really save time
you are officially my favorite person at this moment
I do the same exact things... (opening like 20 tabs on 1 topic). We are so alike
Really helpful info Siraj. Thanks a lot. God bless you
In love with Siraj.........'s brain and passion and hair.
I have watched this video because I am struggling with Gradient descent and Backpropagation. It gave me new motivation to understand those topics
what are you learning right now Siraj ?
how to enjoy the present more, how to be friends with someone after a breakup, new blockchain architectures, filmmaking, how to upgrade the whole AI research process such that anyone can publish (grow the amateur research community)
Filmmaking too.
Siraj Raval you are an inspiration!
Being friend with someone after breakup is not good. I mean I can't be friend. It always hurt me whenever I think about her. So, I think giving yourself time to forget is best thing in this case.
Agreed. Especially as a man.
This was needed! Thanks so much for sharing this with us all. :) And you have a really good sense of humour Shiraj sir, especially you licking that book was very funny. I had to pause the video to finish my laughter. XD
Thank you for posting a video like this Siraj. It really shows how anyone can learn anything with the right mindset. I would love to add a technique that I've been reading about and practicing lately which is using the power of the subconscious to help you solve problems. It works by giving lots of thought to the problem you are working on and when you cannot go any farther to give it a rest. This is the time to take advantage of the resting period for your subconscious to work for you. You can go for a walk, take a shower, or just go to sleep with the intention of solving the problem. Often what happens is the solution to the problem just "pops" in your head. I've been working like this for many years and it has been extremely beneficial. Lots of it comes down to trust and allowing my mind to rest and not push so hard. Thanks again for the amazing work you do, we need more people like you. And I hope you are enjoying India! I loved it when I traveled there back in 2015.
Wow! I just completed this 8:51 min. video under 4 minutes.... Really, loved the concept of learning at extra speed... Thanks :)
Your non verbal communication is awsome and inspiring
You just explained 80% of the process i follow, i will surely adopt rest 20% too. Thanks
Excellent videos Siraj! What was that image you showed when you were talking about deadlines at 5:14? Could we get a link?
seems like is a graphical version of this site --> www.analyticsvidhya.com/blog/2017/01/the-most-comprehensive-data-science-learning-plan-for-2017/
Really nice videos! Brilliant Siraj!
Love your videos. Keep'em coming!
It's surprising how such a short video can transmit such useful information so quickly
Siraj, the book at 0:09, have you ever read it?
wow this is a real mind booster. Thanks Siraj. you rock!
these are really good tips Siraj, props to you again sir
I've also done a lot of research on how to learn effectively.
What works for me is:
1. Spaced repetition (Use anki)
You learn more by doing a little every day instead of a lot in one day. Your brain processes a lot of information without you consciously paying attention to it.
2. Eating healthy and supplementing with Vitamin D and fish oil
3. Make a small project to understand your subject. It's easier to learn by testing yourself.
4. Lookup the method of loci (used in memory championships). Basically your brain works better memorizing weird visual images placed in known locations.
5. (advanced) Research nootropics. These enhance brain function. I don't recommend trying these though before doing research.
Hey Siraj, thanks for doing these videos, they're awesome!
+Siraj, I love the variety of greatness on your channel. I had maxed out at 1.5x, but after the attitude shift you gave in this video, listening at 2x is now easy! Thanks.
Yo what is the slide at 5:17? Seems useful. Where can I find it?
This video is awesome man! Actually currently going through that Control Systems Engineering textbook at the beginning of the video for a uni course! I love how you actually give practical solutions and not just restate problems I already know exist hahah :)
great video. love the energy!!! big fan
Nice video Siraj. Got a query though,from 5:13 in the vid,you showed a catalog of courses for Machine Learning. Is that your own catalog? Would you mind sharing the full list of that? Thanks :)
Thanks Siraj for your time preparing and sharing this video. You are a wonderful presenter! Can you please write me which software you've used for creating the animation at around 0:40 to 1:00?
I just want to say: thank you posting such HIGH QUALITY content. Seriously, thank you 👍🏻
I really liked this video, but what happened to the Math of intelligence series?? I'm loving it
Hail to the king of communication, I love your content ,you nailed it my friend.... i love the way you actually displayed the steps by executing them , i was totally glued to the screen when you were explaining stuff, more power to you bro...
At 6:18 what have you used for opening the coding panel institingly ? What have you installed? Siraj ? Can any one tell me ?
for me the easiest way to learn is to teach the subject like you said. I've been doing this for 15 some odd years both in the office and on my own free time with various subjects.
I think this is the best video you ever made...
thanks Arun!
Thank you, Siraj, for these awesome videos!
The tip about speeding up the media consumption is really good.
I started watching this video at 1.5x speed and saw it as one the strategy. Feels good I am on the right track!
Extremely solid advice @Siraj!
Awesome advice!
thanks Mark!
Outstanding. Very concise yet informative.
I am going crazy , awesome video . Cheers Siraj
No words for your words.Excellent videos
Love your videos so much!
What was the site you were on @5:14
Siraj.. you are the man. Greetings from Brazil.
Thank you. I really enjoyed this and needed to hear this in a clear concise way!
Great video Siraj. Thanks for the techniques on learning faster!
Keep up the awesome work
Where'd you get that wallpaper at 7:48?