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Both seem like such weird products to me. As soon as you build something that people would find useful the thing becomes unusable with a 10 day queue since apps
by hwers 5y ago
Both seem like such weird products to me. As soon as you build something that people would find useful the thing becomes unusable with a 10 day queue since apps are only granted CPU resources. The only reason I see for the flood of people making thing on there is the heavy amount somewhat annoying amount of attention they grab for on twitter etc. Just a weird thing in my eyes.
- abidlabs 5y agoIf I (as a Gradio founder) can offer a different perspective: most apps on Hugging Face Spaces are not designed for production-level traffic. Instead, it might be a researcher who wants to share a demo of their model for reproducibility purposes, a student who's built a class project, or a hobbyist interested in building out a portfolio. For most of these projects, writing a simple gradio application and hosting on Spaces is the easiest way to share their machine learning model.