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You would be silly not to take a better algorithm. It doesn't matter if it came from sales, a student or a homemaker. If you can't judge something on it's mer
by ipaddr 3y ago
You would be silly not to take a better algorithm. It doesn't matter if it came from sales, a student or a homemaker.
If you can't judge something on it's merits and must rely on other signals then you end up judging the envelope and not the message.
- was_a_dev 3y agoIf it was a better algorithm - then of couse. You wouldn't be a very good software engineer (or scientist) if you couldn't recognise that. This has veered off from my original point. In that saying "follow the science" is not a issue - there is nothing wrong with following the opinion of experts in their field.