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1. arxiv 2. nytimes [trying to quit] 3. reddit [trying to quit] 4. hackernews [trying to quit] tbh I really like trying to minimize my browsing in the morning.
by PAClearner 8y ago
1. arxiv
2. nytimes [trying to quit]
3. reddit [trying to quit]
4. hackernews [trying to quit]
tbh I really like trying to minimize my browsing in the morning.
- ZainRiz 8y agoHow do you read through arxiv? I haven't see their equivalent of "popular" articles, which makes it really hard to separate the wheat from the chaff
- epmaybe 8y agoI think you can select topics that you are specifically interested in, such as "neural networks". Then it shows relevant/recent articles.
- PAClearner 8y agohttps://arxiv.org/list/cs.LG/recent https://arxiv.org/list/cs.LG/recent from there I look for papers 1. Immediately relevant to my current interests 2. by people I who know write good papers. For chaff-vs-wheat some of my friends use arxiv sanity? to find popular articles I go to -google scholar page of someone well known for a topic and look at their highly cited papers -look at citations of highly cited papers edit: just a warning-short term popularity of a scientific paper is almost surely not a good indicator of long term value.
- godelmachine 8y agoThats how I operate too!