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Specially since the answer is obviously PyTorch. :) Seriously though, we're in the early days of ML and still understanding the correct patterns and abstractio
by cjalmeida 9y ago
Specially since the answer is obviously PyTorch. :)
Seriously though, we're in the early days of ML and still understanding the correct patterns and abstractions.
Web dev been through this to the point we had "JS fatigue" until things started settling on the reactive model and React / Vue / Angular 2
- pedrosorio 9y ago"Seriously though, we're in the early days of ML" In the early days of "differentiable programming" perhaps. Certainly not ML.