You don't need a pure math degree before learning ML, argues Tivadar Danka
TivadarDanka · x · 2026-09-21
Tivadar Danka pushes back on math-first ML education: you don't need a four-year pure math degree, five measure theory textbooks, or 50 calculus proofs before writing PyTorch code — learn by doing instead.
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