I really don't think so. Google doesn't make keeping up with tensorflow hard because of all the wonderful innovations, but because of needless breakage. Moving

I really don't think so. Google doesn't make keeping up with tensorflow hard because of all the wonderful innovations, but because of needless breakage. Moving of packages, renaming things. It regularly breaks not-so-old code. Also, I don't think I am ungreatful. It's a serious criticism of a software i use almost daily. I really don't consider tensorflow to be great or even some kind of software, but for some tasks it's the only option. Also, google profits a lot from releasing tensorflow into the wild. But, all in all, tensorflow 2.0 seems like a step in the right direction.