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Author failed to mention the ML ecosystem, which has made significant improvements to products used by real people every day. A number of items on their cool/be
by asdfasgasdgasdg 6y ago
Author failed to mention the ML ecosystem, which has made significant improvements to products used by real people every day. A number of items on their cool/before 1996 list seem to serve little practical purpose. Which is cool, but it does lead to the question of by what metric we're judging a technology's importance.
- medlyyy 6y agoI would consider the advances in ML to be mainly mathematical and hardware rather than software. Being able to write the libraries to support ML operations wouldn't have been a problem in 1996 if the hardware & theory had existed.
- asdfasgasdgasdg 6y agoWhat software do we have the theory, hardware, and use for, which hasn't been written? I guess I'm struggling to identify a useful delineation between these categories.