> you start to realize that the setup of a problem which can be solved by machine learning is actually worth more than the learning. This is a fantastic point

> you start to realize that the setup of a problem which can be solved by machine learning is actually worth more than the learning. This is a fantastic point, but I'd like to also caution readers that they should spend some time understanding the elements of statistics and machine learning before jumping into theano or Weka tutorials. Lately, I've seen a lot of voodoo ML in the valley, starting with billboards on Highway 101 that pretty much just say "Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning" along with the name of some company, like its some sort of panacea.