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Embedded engineer asks r/MachineLearning if low-level skills still matter in ML

Embedded engineer asks r/MachineLearning if low-level skills still matter in ML

A computer engineering graduate with an embedded systems background posted on r/MachineLearning asking whether C and C++, Linux networking, memory management, multithreading, synchronization, and interrupts are useful in ML engineering.

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