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Nando de Freitas’ deep learning course is promoted as free forever

A user recommends the course as an Oxford-taught technical foundation, pairing the pitch with a secondhand claim about $650,000-a-year pay at Anthropic.

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6 Sources, 14d ago, first seen 14d ago

TLDR

A user promotes Nando de Freitas’ deep learning course as free forever, saying it was taught at Oxford by a professor who later joined DeepMind. The user claims most AI courses charge $2,000-plus for that foundation, and says a friend who works at Anthropic told them the company pays $650,000 a year for people who truly understand deep learning.

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Combined views

204.5K

6 Sources, first seen 14d ago

3.8K likes57 comments3.7K saves759 reposts

Sentiment

Positive68.2%31.8%Negative

Summary

Many accounts praised NandoDF's free deep learning lectures for advancing their knowledge, while others questioned the link to high-paying Anthropic roles or warned that older materials alone won't secure such jobs.

Based on 52 sentiment-bearing replies from 49 accounts across 3 conversations.

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Sentiment

Positive68.2%31.8%Negative

Summary

Many accounts praised NandoDF's free deep learning lectures for advancing their knowledge, while others questioned the link to high-paying Anthropic roles or warned that older materials alone won't secure such jobs.

Based on 52 sentiment-bearing replies from 49 accounts across 3 conversations.

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Nando de Freitas@NandoDFRT @mentalium_: My friend works at Anthropic. He said they pay $650,000 a year for people who truly understand deep learning. This exact…14d
rohan anil@_arohan_I watched this from mission studio in SF to workout deep learning math back long time ago, and eventually got to be in the same org as Nando doing Gemini stuff ❤️14d
Brendan O'Donoghue@bodonoghue85RT @NandoDF: I always believed in free education. I made a decision to never monetise my popular UBC and Oxford lectures. I’ve lived my lif…13d
Jonathan Richard Schwarz@schwarzjn_Nando's teaching is excellent11d
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    Nando de Freitas@NandoDFRT @mentalium_: My friend works at Anthropic. He said they pay $650,000 a year for people who truly understand deep learning. This exact…14d
    rohan anil@_arohan_I watched this from mission studio in SF to workout deep learning math back long time ago, and eventually got to be in the same org as Nando doing Gemini stuff ❤️14d
    Brendan O'Donoghue@bodonoghue85RT @NandoDF: I always believed in free education. I made a decision to never monetise my popular UBC and Oxford lectures. I’ve lived my lif…13d
    Jonathan Richard Schwarz@schwarzjn_Nando's teaching is excellent11d
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