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Speaking as a part timer on Brain who's not a machine learning person, I've found and believe that MI just opens up more opportunities for good programmers. Th
by dgacmu 10y ago
Speaking as a part timer on Brain who's not a machine learning person, I've found and believe that MI just opens up more opportunities for good programmers. There are a ton of problems out there that we couldn't solve well with computers without MI, and so didn't even attempt. Now we can attempt them, and they're both fun and hard.
(I wrote a longer-form answer to a very similar question a few months ago:
http://da-data.blogspot.com/2016/05/dont-quit-that-programming-career-yet.html http://da-data.blogspot.com/2016/05/dont-quit-that-programmi...
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- EternalData 10y agoI've noticed that the number of applications MI can be embedded into is nowhere near its full potentiality. There's a lot of potential for people who are able to think on their feet product-wise and incorporate MI, even if MI is a black box to them. Echo your opinion.