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But why? Programmers right now do everything by hand. In a ML future less of those by hand things will be needed. It seems like less programmers will be needed
by Sargos 10y ago
But why? Programmers right now do everything by hand. In a ML future less of those by hand things will be needed. It seems like less programmers will be needed as a result.
- deepnotderp 10y agoLet's say I want to make a new shazam using deep learning. I, as the DL researcher, would be tasked with coming up with the neural network architecture. Once I'm done with that, now what? I now need someone to build the entire app, UI, UX, database, etc. That's what programmers have been doing all along! Now you just have another API (ie DD or TF-serving) to integrate.
- Florin_Andrei 10y ago> I now need someone to build the entire app, UI, UX, database, etc. What part of the decisions involved in that process have "magic" attributes that makes them uniquely tied to the meat-based data processor in your head?
- UncleMeat 10y agoProgrammers do not do everything by hand right now. We have compilers and libraries and frameworks. There is a HUGE stack of automation that involves basically every step between you typing characters in a text editor and you executing code somewhere. Did FORTRAN reduce the need for programmers by offering a compiled language?