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I can't help but read the title as something akin to "musicians, how did you become comfortable painting with watercolors?" I know ML/AI is all the rage. I jus
by kbenson 8y ago
I can't help but read the title as something akin to "musicians, how did you become comfortable painting with watercolors?"
I know ML/AI is all the rage. I just feel that targeting it so heavily is a bit shortsighted.
- sl1ck731 8y agoI read somewhere that learning ML/AI isn't the hard part. It is having enough data science background to be able to tell tell what problems fit ML. ML isn't the hard part, finding a problem ML can approximate is. Maybe that is too simplistic but I can't help after my 1 semester ML course think that most of the ML problems people are solving aren't really suited at all. Like SWE see this cool hammer and now everything is a nail. Maybe I should read up on startups using it successfully for anything but I haven't seen many of those on the frontpage.