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Its a trust issue. It probably means that said employer lacks management skills.

What scares me is that they do OS wide change based of wording "This can make", "And since we suspect" and "In all likelyhood" instead of doing actual tests. I know that open systems doesn't have required workforce, but doing changes based on subjective reasoning is slippery slope.

You'll just learn things, but it won't scale at all. One of many reasons is that it's very specific people (it may not even be Your target users).

I give it to my friends and ask them to do specific things. Most of the time they will point me to something i didn't know.

What taste is the strongest? (A)Water (B)Sugar (C)Lemon Results in Water, Confidence: 34.43%

What tastes better? with same answers: Sugar, Confidence: 85.91%

Weird

Isn't this whole idea flawed? How is dynamic JS content update easier for browser than static HTML5 content? Overall amount of CPU time and RAM used will be larger so if anything it's not faster or lighter. Also turning off JS for site using this lib makes it unusable.

(This is of course my opinion, not scientific fact) The biggest argument for EA is that proper implementation does not get stuck in local minimum. GD and SGD have that tendency, if not in one spot then probably looping between many. Problem with EA by the other hand is that its mathematical model is based on probability which is quite tricky to operate on even for above-average programmer.

Thanks everyone!

Can someone please link me street view near those gigantic balls? Thanks!

Actually You made me think about going back to it. Thanks!

I made some resource management tools that helped me in MMORPG's (ex EVE, WOW) and they had potential for real-life usage. There was also a episode in my life where i tried to predict random using simple neural nets in roulette, lottery and some stock markets. Fun thing to do but time-consuming.

Is it production ready?

Off-topic: 2008 ... everyone was using G product (in my env at least). Imagine saying back then "10 years from now Google will provide military with artificial intelligence".

Ok. Since editing is no longer available, i'll use that notation in the future. Thanks!