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[quote]It's like ZK experience -> spring dev experience -> AI dev which I don't see happening quickly for anyone. [/quote]
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[quote]It's like ZK experience -> spring dev experience -> AI dev which I don't see happening quickly for anyone. [/quote]
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I'm
going
to
use
this
"make
a
horribly
hyperbolic
version
of
the
statement"
trick
too.
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Do
you
see
Spring
Engine
and
ZK
suddenly
becoming
frozen
enough
to
make
AI's
stable
without
any
maintenance?
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Do you imagine Spring Engine and ZK suddenly becoming frozen enough to make AI's stable without any maintenance?
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(Perhaps CAI is an example of a stable interface. But i think it also has required some fixing over the years).
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(Perhaps CAI is an example of a stable interface. But i think it also has required some fixing over the years).
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If not, you are going to need to maintain them (or have maintainers). You can have those maintainers from two cohorts: AI devs themselves, and Engine/Game devs.
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If not, you are going to need to maintain them (or have maintainers). You can have those maintainers from two cohorts: AI devs themselves, and Engine/Game devs.
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For the efficacy of the latter cohort in maintaining AI projects, you only need to launch Spring with all its bundled AI's and see how many still work.
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For the efficacy of the latter cohort in maintaining AI projects, you only need to launch Spring with all its bundled AI's and see how many still work.
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ZK Developer Support of AIs