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On the other hand, if you don’t build something with it, it’s hard to tell when to apply the tool. I personally have to build some things that turn out to be t
by jfoutz 8y ago
On the other hand, if you don’t build something with it, it’s hard to tell when to apply the tool.
I personally have to build some things that turn out to be the wrong approach so I really understand how to build the right thing later.
Some small problem that could be replaced is a great opportunity to really understand the solution space ml offers.
It really boils down to how important people are to your organization. There is a spectrum between cog and irreplaceable, sometimes growing people is totally worth the cost.
- maxxxxx 8y agoExactly. Trying out new things in small projects prepares you for bigger things and it goes wrong nothing is list. A lot of failed projects come from jumping into something new with one big step.