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Where to find resources for programming ? (lemmy.ml)

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I've been going to Reddit over and over because Lemmy doesn't have the same machine learning, data science communities that Reddit has . Does anyone know of any communities?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

Why would you think I was sad? Lmao 😂 Nah . I love my major. Been topping classes since childhood. You can say that I'm aware of the fact that there are people who might know more than me. Which makes me think if I'm still a student then maybe I should learn from them first.