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> It's funny; as a regular non-ML programmer, the optimum for every one of those factors for "tabular data" would seem to me, to be to "throw the tabular data i
by jonathankoren 3y ago
> It's funny; as a regular non-ML programmer, the optimum for every one of those factors for "tabular data" would seem to me, to be to "throw the tabular data into a relational data warehouse, and ask your questions in the form of SQL queries."
It's doubly funny; as someone that comes from an ML background, and has developed and maintained multiple ML systems at multiple orgs, that I also think the answer very often is, "throw the tabular data into a relational data warehouse, and ask your questions in the form of SQL queries."
- dartos 3y agoMost problems don’t need complex solutions.
- jonathankoren 3y agoI'll go one better. Many problems aren't worth solving.