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I agree, esp with ML models being where they are. For people writing blogs/articles it’s a similar problem - how do you stand out against the noise? Honestly I
by indoorskier 4y ago
I agree, esp with ML models being where they are. For people writing blogs/articles it’s a similar problem - how do you stand out against the noise?
Honestly I don’t have answers but here’s a few ways I’ve found cool people:
- via “slow-grow” communities like lobste.rs
- if someone writes a good comment or tweet or whatever, check out if they have a blog
- Sometimes I subscribe to a bunch of things that seem promising, and then follow a “three strikes and they’re out” policy to extend the reach
- start reading papers from conferences. It’s a heavier format than blogs, but it’s reviewed and novel, at least if you pick good conferences.