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It's not an unsolvable problem. Software is much easier to read than to write. It's much easier to see if something works than to make it yourself.
by gowld 7y ago
It's not an unsolvable problem. Software is much easier to read than to write. It's much easier to see if something works than to make it yourself.
- omarhaneef 7y agoYes, but let's say they are just exploring the problem but they haven't solved it. You can see that they are breaking the problem into various cost estimates, and other features, and just running a simple regression to figure out which features they should target for automation. The problem with ML is that you don't know now if it will work. You just have an intuition that, eventually one of these areas will be able to be automated. You notice that their approach to the front end is to make various modules (log in etc) that the AI can automatically deploy in various starter packages. Kind of simplistic at the moment, but maybe it will yield something?
- mLuby 7y ago>Software is much easier to read than to write If you mean software is easier to use than create, sure. But if you mean it's easier to understand existing code than write new code, countless rewrites suggest it's not so simple.
- MiroF 7y agoNot quite sure that that's even true
- sireat 7y agoYou have not read much PERL or J for that matter then :) Of course there is plenty of unreadable code in any language. Javascript after Babel and Webpack is done with it is pretty near unreadable as well. In fact pretty much most autogenerated code is horribly annoying for humans to read.