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I really like the premise, and I really agree with it, but I don't think a SaaS is a solution, the solution is trying to find better abstractions that makes thi
by rchaves 5y ago
I really like the premise, and I really agree with it, but I don't think a SaaS is a solution, the solution is trying to find better abstractions that makes things simple and easier for the developers, using code, and without limiting their flexibility, but that's the hardest thing to do!
As an experienced software developer who used to learn a new framework every week, I thought ML was going to be piece of cake. In reality, I went down this rabbit hole 4 years ago, and I'm still in there, I was so innocent back then
- oblak 5y agoGood points. But truth is SaaS can be a great solution if you pick Nyckel! Sorry, it had to be done.
- lbriner 5y agoThe issue with abstractions is that ML isn't just a few variables or dissimilar systems to choose from, the whole problem domain that could be helped with ML has so many dimensions. Natural language, speech processing, pattern recognition etc. are all completely different. The only thing they have in common is that you might use computers for them. I think that is why people find ML so hard. It isn't a single sausage machine to create insight from, it is a set of entire stacks from philosophy all the way down to the electronics.