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It's funny that I'm currently going in the completely opposite direction of using JavaScript to build AI apps (with tensorflow.js). I'm a frontend dev of course
by paradite 4y ago
It's funny that I'm currently going in the completely opposite direction of using JavaScript to build AI apps (with tensorflow.js). I'm a frontend dev of course.
I think using one language for everything does have the benefit of reducing context switching.
It's about picking your comfort language for higher productivity, while making sacrifices somewhere like performance and less idiomatic.
- brrrrrm 4y agoIt’s pretty obvious that cloning ML APIs (which are a collection of well defined independent math operations) is a better long term solution than shoehorning an entire language into the browser.