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okay but "this is really hard" is not a good argument when ("beta" notwithstanding) this is being pitched pretty heavily by your firm with this public announcem
by vegabook 10y ago
okay but "this is really hard" is not a good argument when ("beta" notwithstanding) this is being pitched pretty heavily by your firm with this public announcement. None of my professors or bosses have ever accepted "this is really hard" as a legitimate answer to the tasks I was given if I myself had pitched my ability to perform them. A firm like Google, with all its towering resources, is going to have a hard time getting cred with excuses.
- singham 10y agoYou know nothing about NLP. Also there is a difference between good and good enough.
- vegabook 10y agoI know everything there is to know about the opportunistic business practise of using the public to beta test an incomplete product, for free, and then making loads of money. Transparent. You clearly know nothing about business ethics, nor the concept of quality.