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> The parent comment raises a valid distinction. Not really, as described in the quote you shared, it is common to refer to "recommendation systems" as "algori
by ZYbCRq22HbJ2y7 1y ago
> The parent comment raises a valid distinction.
Not really, as described in the quote you shared, it is common to refer to "recommendation systems" as "algorithms", even if its not actually such a thing.
There are plenty of examples of well-known aliases to concepts that obfuscate actual meaning in the English language, but they aren't wrong, as language is usage.
- tolerance 1y agoIt’s actually not such a thing. So is the distinction valid or not?
- user3939382 1y agoIt depends how pedantic you’re feeling.