I agree that deep learning is not programming, and that maybe the title of the post is wrong. However, I agree with the sentiment of the article. The contexts t

I agree that deep learning is not programming, and that maybe the title of the post is wrong. However, I agree with the sentiment of the article. The contexts that both operations are carried out in are closer together than the context of employing your uncle is to either. I was trying to highlight that it is more useful to focus on the similarity of the contexts and the net benefit of either method. Also, if your uncle is better than your computer, then stop programming it at all. However, if he was actually any good, then he shouldn't be talking to you, and you shouldn't be giving him any beer. Unless he was banned by the bookmaker.