The future of computing is here!
After tiring of convoluted web 3.0 frameworks and Babel-esque dependency structures, programmers have finally fashioned a black box they cannot understand which relieves the anxiety of knowing they should.
After tiring of convoluted web 3.0 frameworks and Babel-esque dependency structures, programmers have finally fashioned a black box they cannot understand which relieves the anxiety of knowing they should.
I'll wait.
Until then, when it comes to the state of the art in things like reading license plates, it's the old algorithmic approaches (like described in the article) that result in convoluted, brittle, easily broken approaches - far closer to the "convoluted web 3.0 frameworks and Babel-esque dependency structures" you seem to despise.
DL may not be fundamentally understandable (yet), but it works a hell of a lot better than stringing together image processing algorithms.