The 8 Essential Terminal Commands you Need to Know | Ep 2

[@saravanannatarajan6515]

This is a great start! Many data scientist out there who are from Statistics and Math background feel lost due to engineering concepts like Docker , Kubernetes, Github and so on. These series will definitely helpful .Looking forward!!

[@SebastianRaschka]

Thanks! We hope to demystify these core concepts without covering the topic in overwhelming detail. Please feel free to suggest any additional topics you would love to hear about!

[@carneica]

for those who use windows, the equivalence between Mac OS and Win Command Prompt: mkdir mkdir or md cd cd ls dir open . start . clear cls touch type nul > mv move cp copy rm del in addition these useful ones: Delete Directory rm -r rmdir /s View File Contents cat type

[@svengunther7653]

Liked the PyTorch to PyTorch Lightning Video already. This here seems to be a great intro for beginners.

[@SebastianRaschka]

Thanks for the kind words, that's very motivating to hear!

[@carneica]

quite simple but educational and cool videos... I knew most of these things but it's always clever to "learn the basics" from "the experts" as I just code python as a tool for my main job. I always learn something new with these... ;) The Github videos were specially cool... as that was a black box to me until now! I'm not sure I need to use it as I just create small projects (I call it programs lol) and I keep my versions the old fashioned way (v1, v1.1, v2, etc...) but, one of these days I'll create an account and test the version ctrl over there. The "sharing code" concept is quite appealing, even for a non pro like me! ;)

[@PyTorchLightning]

Thanks for watching!

[@naisofly]

This was my favourite part: "you cannot use the clear command to clean up your room" 😹 Seriously though, this is a nice practical & intuitive guide for those getting started with their terminal. Good job!

[@SebastianRaschka]

Haha, glad that this was helpful, and yeah, it's a bummer that this feature is not implemented, yet :D

[@macktheknife2037]

These videos are incredibly helpful. Thank you!