Where does Tensorflow stand in this?

Tensorflow has been falling behind since they stopped caring about backward compatibility. PyTorch is the leading framework. Jax is getting some traction at Google and was used to train Gemini.

Somewhere next to Theano, Mxnet or Caffe.

So, obsolete?

What about Keras?

Also Maple. Many non CS folks use Matlab over Python.

Some research is forgotten/dismissed by some generation only to be revived by a later generation (see e.g. Geometric Algebra)

A reference for anyone else needing some context: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Owl_and_the_Nightingale

It would be nice if it also supported the If-Modified-Since and If-Unmodified-Since precondition headers.

Good idea, I just created https://github.com/lindylearn/aboutideasnow/issues/7 for this!

Something as basic as: "2,5 cm to mm" won't show up the unit conversion widget if it's not formatted as "2.5 cm to mm", at least for me. WolframAlpha also fails at this query. However, ChatGPT understands it and gives the right answer.

“During a gold rush, sell shovels”

During a gold rush, rent shop area to (prospective) shovel sellers.

During a gold rush, lease land to those who will rent shop area to (prospective) shovel sellers.

During a gold rush, tax everyone.

Why not contribute to Wikipedia?

> In that case it was later discovered that one of the police officers investigating the site had previously worked for Warner Brothers before returning to the Swedish police.

Revolving doors [0], IMHO should not be permitted.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revolving_door_(politics)

That's evil. Vicious copyright predators with lawful monopoly for violence and escalation. How worse it can turn?

A hell of a lot more. What you describe is the PG-13 version.

Copyright police with armed units.

Rules for thee...

Or try to make a company and if it doesn’t work open source it? Blender comes to mind.