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You say 'glib', but I actually want the answer to the question, so I know whether to bother investing any time learning about this or not.
by crooked-v 8y ago
You say 'glib', but I actually want the answer to the question, so I know whether to bother investing any time learning about this or not.
- FridgeSeal 8y agoGiven that it essentially takes ML product/tool and removes literally all agency and control or tuning you have over it and puts it entirely in Google’s hands, I’d avoid it anyway.
- Gigablah 8y ago"but I actually want the answer to the question" No, you don't. Because any rational person would know that nobody is going to have or tell you the answer. So, still glib and disingenuous to boot.