as SamBam said, there are a ways to touch these domains without linear algebra.
But what I meant is that it feels so powerful to unlock these domains. Once you develop a comfort level it opens up these really cool, magical things you can do with a computer, like graphics, simulation, ML, image processing etc. And the linear algebra skills you learn in one domain are often transferable to other really cool, interesting domains. This is what feels like a super power.
But what I meant is that it feels so powerful to unlock these domains. Once you develop a comfort level it opens up these really cool, magical things you can do with a computer, like graphics, simulation, ML, image processing etc. And the linear algebra skills you learn in one domain are often transferable to other really cool, interesting domains. This is what feels like a super power.