Linear algebra and matrix theory
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Read on Hacker News> you are extremely unlikely to learn linear algebra and matrix theory "on the job" Why? All of the information is available in books and on Wikipedia. Nowadays you can learn nearly anything for free with just an internet connection and some dedication. The biggest potential impediment is be a self-defeating attitude that prevents you from trying. On the other hand, don't expect learning "on the job" to mean that you'll get paid to learn.
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