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You let newcomers dick around for months with a net on an industrial vision problem? This stuff was solved two decades ago. Why didn’t you just tell them?

• barelyauser 3y ago
  They usually don't take months. Would be optimal if I could catch them at the get go. Not what happens most of the time. When that happen most of the times you will se a manager who is not technical leading a group selected by "professional" recruiters. There is a lot of waste out there.
  • Cacti 3y ago
    Oh. I understand. Carry on then lol Been there. And you’re right.
• wegfawefgawefg 3y ago
  Sometimes its really hard to convince an organization that their strategy wont work. Especially if ego or higher ups are convinced.
  • chefandy 3y ago
    Many developers also mistakenly think their mighty dev super brain genius powers make them capable of accurately evaluating and critiquing any profession. I’ve had many developers try to explain design to me, even knowing I’m an experienced, educated professional designer. I can see why some might roll their eyes.
    • wegfawefgawefg 3y ago
      While I can understand your point, I don't think it was fair to assume that my case is like that. This wasn't an issue of design. It was an issue of them not making decisions without good information. Trying to throw an fconv network at a task that clearly requires positional invariance (convnet was appropriate). They had never done ml before and didnt know anything about it. Another one was going crazy with docker, and costed them a good year and a half. Idk why the boss insisted everything be behind docker. and i mean everything. He just thought containers were a selling point