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I hope he's smarter at machine learning than at blog posts. Yes, a lot of software will include NN models. Traditional software is going nowhere, because it's
by BulgarianIdiot 4y ago
I hope he's smarter at machine learning than at blog posts.
Yes, a lot of software will include NN models. Traditional software is going nowhere, because it's the only means of being 100% sure of what the outcome will be, non-probabilistically.
Neural Networks are a tool for solving probabilistic, fuzzy logic problems.
- travisjungroth 4y agoYour upper bound for the probability of software written by people being correct is higher than mine.
- valenterry 4y agoYeah I agree. I can see those models helping us improve productivity quite a bit on the side of (still) writing code. Essentially it is a much better form of context aware c&p from stackoverflow. And then, as you say, there will be certain parts where those models are actually gonna be integrated in software in one way or the other. And I think this is powerful. It would be awesome if I can just toss certain problems to the business folks and empower them to figure out the solution AND implementation by themselves. But even that will probably take quite some time.