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If it's the concepts that he's most interested in, figure out how to relate what the code is doing to the concepts, and why the code needs to be done the way it is. In other words, show how the details fit into the big picture.
Those of us who like ideas above the practical side can lose interest in the implementation details very quickly if we don't understand why they're necessary and how they fit in. -
@powerfulparadox thanks, I'll try that with him today.
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@EthanSnowy Hope it goes well.
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Ahh, tensorflow.. Why so hard :'(
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I'm using C++ for machine learning purposes using TensorFlow and OpenCV (rip Python, you are to...
Hey all, just want to say thanks in advance. Last night, my friend and I were in a project together (realtime), and I was teaching him about some basic Keras models in python, stacked with tensor flow. When we were at school the previous day, he was really interested in the actual concepts behind the code, but when we were actually making the model, he seemed kind of uninterested. I suspect he was just getting distracted, and its better to write down the code and go over it at school, but is there some way I can try and make it more fun/interesting for him?
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