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okay, let's dive into the world of software 2.0 and data-driven programming. this is a significant shift in how we think about building software, so we'll cover the concepts thoroughly, with plenty of code examples.
**the core idea: from explicit rules to learned behavior**
the central premise of software 2.0, popularized by andrej karpathy (director of ai at tesla), is a move from traditional, manually-coded programs to systems where the program's logic is largely learned from data using techniques like deep learning. instead of painstakingly writing every rule and exception by hand, you train a model on a vast dataset, and the model learns to handle the complexity.
**key differences between software 1.0 and software 2.0**
| feature | software 1.0 | software 2.0 |
|--------------------|-------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|
| **paradigm** | explicitly programmed rules | learned from data via neural networks |
| **development** | manual coding, debugging, testing | data collection, model training, evaluation|
| **optimization** | code optimization (speed, memory) | model architecture, hyperparameters, data |
| **representation** | human-readable code (python, java, etc.) | weights and biases in a neural network |
| **hardware** | cpu-centric | gpu-centric |
| **examples** | traditional web apps, compilers, databases| image recognition, natural language processing, game playing |
| **maintainability** | high control, easier to understand changes | requires careful data management, model retraining |
**why the shift? the limits of software 1.0**
software 1.0 excels in areas where we can easily formalize the rules and processes. think of a compiler, a database, or a simple calculator. however, it struggles when:
* **th ...
#TechTalk #Software2.0 #apikeys
software 2.0
data-driven programming
machine learning
automated coding
AI-powered development
neural networks
model training
data pipelines
predictive analytics
software automation
deep learning
algorithm optimization
programming frameworks
data science
agile development
**the core idea: from explicit rules to learned behavior**
the central premise of software 2.0, popularized by andrej karpathy (director of ai at tesla), is a move from traditional, manually-coded programs to systems where the program's logic is largely learned from data using techniques like deep learning. instead of painstakingly writing every rule and exception by hand, you train a model on a vast dataset, and the model learns to handle the complexity.
**key differences between software 1.0 and software 2.0**
| feature | software 1.0 | software 2.0 |
|--------------------|-------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|
| **paradigm** | explicitly programmed rules | learned from data via neural networks |
| **development** | manual coding, debugging, testing | data collection, model training, evaluation|
| **optimization** | code optimization (speed, memory) | model architecture, hyperparameters, data |
| **representation** | human-readable code (python, java, etc.) | weights and biases in a neural network |
| **hardware** | cpu-centric | gpu-centric |
| **examples** | traditional web apps, compilers, databases| image recognition, natural language processing, game playing |
| **maintainability** | high control, easier to understand changes | requires careful data management, model retraining |
**why the shift? the limits of software 1.0**
software 1.0 excels in areas where we can easily formalize the rules and processes. think of a compiler, a database, or a simple calculator. however, it struggles when:
* **th ...
#TechTalk #Software2.0 #apikeys
software 2.0
data-driven programming
machine learning
automated coding
AI-powered development
neural networks
model training
data pipelines
predictive analytics
software automation
deep learning
algorithm optimization
programming frameworks
data science
agile development