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Let's put it this way. A startup that insists every one of its developers touching ML has a sound basis in fundamental theory is going to get left in the dust.

Anyone who wants to be the guy/gal who understands the fundamentals will be valuable. But we don't need everyone trying to be that person. And most wouldn't be successful, though they'd be successful as the guy/gal who does other stuff.



Well, sure. But that isn't "eventually".




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