In that case I have some feedback. As a beginner I still don't know where to start after reading your post. There are 101* bullet points in your post distributed among IDEs, books, online courses, libraries (the programming kind not the book kind), programming languages, pure math, applied math, database theory, machine learning, natural language processing, visualization, etc. and there is no obvious ordering on how hard or easy things are because the very first link in the math section is another list of bullets tackling some heavy-duty mathematics and I say this as someone who studied mathematics at a graduate school level.
Expanding mailshanx's answer will be much more helpful to beginners than the current 101 bullet points.
*I just counted the bullet points with document.querySelectorAll('li') so there are some false positives.
Expanding mailshanx's answer will be much more helpful to beginners than the current 101 bullet points.
*I just counted the bullet points with document.querySelectorAll('li') so there are some false positives.