> Once you're done with your model, you write it in C (or whatever) for production, but that's a more traditional software engineering project. This doesn't al

> Once you're done with your model, you write it in C (or whatever) for production, but that's a more traditional software engineering project. This doesn't always need to happen IRL, most large ML systems are running TensorFlow/PyTorch (a few run C++ without the Python layer).