i'm a little late chiming in, but it's worth doing. plenty of people who come to seo from a coding background are somewhat competent and, frankly, that's sufficient to make bank. the ability to automate tasks makes that possible, but it's not a particularly difficult problem and a half decent engineer is all it takes.
what cardine is doing *is* a difficult problem and he really knows his shit. i've read most of the worthwhile nlp academic literature from the last ten years and his stuff is well ahead. it's really difficult to explain, but trust me when i say that the incremental difficulty of doing what wordai does rather than what a good legacy spinner like tbs does is comparable to the incremental difference between a steam engine and landing a man on the moon.
those who've spoken to me about my engineering background know this, but for those who haven't, the tl;dr is that i can count the number of times i've seen something in sw engineering and didn't think i could do it much better if i could be bothered (given time and appropriate resources) on the fingers of one hand. i talked to cardine about the internals for hours, and the more we talked, the more obvious it became that this is one of those times. this realization caused me actual physical pain. i wish the brilliance could be explained without explaining half of the extant nlp literature, but it can't.
tl;dr: buy it. now. it's some next level yoda shit. i wish it had remained limited to the pre-launch group of users in perpetuity because it's a significant competitive advantage, but since the cat is out of the bag, i have no choice but to be honest in my assesment: you have no business doing what this was designed for in any other way.
-p
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