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Once you put deep learning in the same sentence as quantum computing, I can’t take the argument seriously any more. One has delivered state-of-the-art results i
by jaredtn 7y ago
Once you put deep learning in the same sentence as quantum computing, I can’t take the argument seriously any more. One has delivered state-of-the-art results in self-driving cars, machine translation, recommendation systems, and even robotics. The other has factored 21 into 3x7.
I would argue that Go and Rust are most likely to take hold on the low-level side, while data science takes hold of a new post-Python paradigm with static typing: maybe Julia, Jax/Flax. That much isn’t clear yet. I think raw JavaScript will continue to decline in use, possibly being overrun by WASM or an easily-packaged Electron-like environment in the cloud. Think about being able to run Python in a Docker container, that’s all run in a JavaScript environment.