I think open-source is wonderful. I feel incredibly grateful for: - the Keras community and their contributions to Keras itself and to the wider deep leaning ecosystem - the ton of open-source tools, languages, platforms I've used and benefitted from so far. Invaluable.
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Coming from C# and Visual studio I find it hard to get reliable help in OS, I feel TF contributors are not obliged to help, there is little backward compatibility and breaking changes without notice. Horrible documentation for newer releases, I can back them up with examples
With open-source, you are not a customer, you are a collaborator. You aren't entitled to free support; instead, you take you need from what is freely offered and you give back what you can.
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@zubairahmed_ai If you think the documentation is poor, why don't you submit some PRs and become a technical writer for TF?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I hope there is some way to reward contributions; of course more rewards to more efforts. Hopefully linearly (but even the activation functions are not). Can we apply AI to reward and/or documentation?
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That's not an excuse for breaking things as you move up a version, how can I feel encouraged to help others when I dont get the support I need in the first place? What's Google doing with TF if it cant support it with documentation and FAQ
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