Elixir dev you are describing and we use Python for ML stuff because it’s easier to work with the more documented frameworks. These libraries just aren’t “there” yet, and I think it’s important to be honest about that. I’ve tried extending/converting to them, and it just wasn’t worth it yet.
These libraries just aren’t “there” yet, and I think it’s important to be honest about that.
Exactly. These projects are still during early adoption stage.
While it is production-ready and many are doing so, getting there requires improving documentation, discussing roadmaps with maintainers about a feature you may need (perhaps even contributing it), giving presentations (at your company or at events), and so forth. This can be exciting to some, but a distraction for others. There is certainly plenty of work ahead.
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Elixir dev you are describing and we use Python for ML stuff because it’s easier to work with the more documented frameworks. These libraries just aren’t “there” yet, and I think it’s important to be honest about that. I’ve tried extending/converting to them, and it just wasn’t worth it yet.
Exactly. These projects are still during early adoption stage.
While it is production-ready and many are doing so, getting there requires improving documentation, discussing roadmaps with maintainers about a feature you may need (perhaps even contributing it), giving presentations (at your company or at events), and so forth. This can be exciting to some, but a distraction for others. There is certainly plenty of work ahead.