That sort of makes sense. When it comes to basic Python language questions there is (not always, but) often one right way to do it. Whereas with something like TensorFlow even its creators are still groping around in the dark on a lot of questions.
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Replying to @Iguananaut
You mean in terms of how to design their library?
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Replying to @o_guest
In terms of how to design their library (it reminds me a lot of web dev stuff where nothing is ever permanent) and in terms of how to actually address individual science problems.
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In fairness the "instability", as with web dev, is in response to rapidly changing needs of extremely diverse userbases. I'm really quite partial to stability though.
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I think other libraries might be more stable, or maybe wrapper libraries at least?
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I haven't had a chance to check out caffe, theano, keras, etc., yet!
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Ah, my 2 years of ancient Greek in school...fails me =_=
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The twitter translate thing works well for that word. 
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