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by _delirium 2y ago
Link to the preprint: https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.14740
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by _delirium 2y ago
The article only covers data for the Big Five publishers, who are: Penguin Random House, Hachette, HarperCollins, Simon & Schuster, and Macmillan.
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by _delirium 2y ago
I would definitely count RPI as one of "those" colleges! I guess everyone has a different list, but for me, RPI is in the same category as Rose-Hulman, Olin, Harvey Mudd, etc. Perhaps not Ivy League level in the sense of being a h
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by _delirium 2y ago
It's kind of interesting that the history is in the order it is. I could completely imagine it being reversed: first, 1000 programming languages are invented, then later, in an attempt to put order to this madness, and understand wheth
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by _delirium 2y ago
He has some PhD students doing what seems to me to be reasonable work that gets published at NeurIPS. Somewhat speculative, of the flavor you’d expect from theoretical physicists doing AI work, but it’s at least speculation about concrete t
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by _delirium 3y ago
That is definitely one of the things he does better than most. He actually wrote his own custom animation library for math animations: https://github.com/3b1b/manim
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The Mayor Economy(lrb.co.uk)
2 points by _delirium 3y ago|0 comments
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by _delirium 3y ago
I do agree it's a bit different. How close maybe depends on what motivates you to be interested in the preprint review model in the first place? Could imagine this varies by person. In a certain sense, the entire field of comp sci has
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by _delirium 3y ago
Does openreview.net not count as preprint review in the sense the author means? It has substantial uptake in computer science.
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by _delirium 3y ago
Hong Kong recently added this, called In-town Check-in [1]. You can check in and drop your bags at the MTR Hong Kong station when taking the Airport Express. Can even drop off the bags up to a day in advance. Currently only open to Cathay P
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by _delirium 3y ago
With a different set of problems imo. MDPI is a for-profit publisher with a "pay-to-publish" model, charging authors $1800 per accepted paper. And also a mixed reputation on quality, verging on a "paper mill" where they
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by _delirium 3y ago
Is that kind of like a reified version of Scheme's call/cc?
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by _delirium 3y ago
Vice Media Group is a conglomerate with a bunch of other stuff besides the magazine/website. An ad agency [1], a tv/film studio [2], another film studio [3], etc. It seems like they’ll be keeping a lot of that too. The linked mess
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by _delirium 3y ago
This may be more of a comp. sci. answer than you're looking for, but the thing I find most unique is the content-addressed functional language underlying it. Content-addressed meaning that definitions can be identified with "a has
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by _delirium 3y ago
> For most Black Hat talks, that stage will be the first public airing of that research. I find this aspect intriguing, and seems to contribute to the buzz around the event? Used to be true in some other areas of computer science too, bu
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How the Collapse of Local Newsrooms Made All Politics National(cjr.org)
10 points by _delirium 3y ago|1 comments
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America's Last Ninepin Bowling Enclave(texasmonthly.com)
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by _delirium 3y ago
The draft bill [1] appears to require GPS, yes: > Article 19. Speed Limiter Technology > 28170. As used in this article, “intelligent speed limiter system” means an integrated vehicle system that uses, at minimum, the GPS location of
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The Maison Alcée high-end clock kit teaching the art of horology at home(ft.com)
2 points by _delirium 3y ago|0 comments
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The FCC Is Taking Steps to Wind Down the Affordable Connectivity Program(fcc.gov)
159 points by _delirium 3y ago|129 comments
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The Tremendous yet Troubled State of Gaming in 2024(matthewball.vc)
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by _delirium 3y ago
I mostly found it notable that it's official enough for it to be an announced change in policy. At some places the "up or out" is more of an unofficial expectation, but my understanding from Google friends is that Google lite
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by _delirium 3y ago
Didn’t Google change the lowest terminal level from L5 to L4 a few years ago?
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The Discreet Eminence(harpers.org)
1 points by _delirium 3y ago|0 comments
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Simulating how replicate trial count impacts Cohen's d effect size(steveharoz.com)
1 points by _delirium 3y ago|0 comments
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The anti-avocado militias of Michoacán(harpers.org)
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Nobel Prize for Medicine is a thumbs up for basic science research(frontline.thehindu.com)
1 points by _delirium 3y ago|0 comments
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by _delirium 3y ago
I’m the opposite, personally. I can code for 5 or 6 hours just fine if I’m “in the zone”, but I can’t deal with LLMs for more than an hour or two max, usually less. I find their sweet spot is when I need to ask one or two questions with one
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India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor: A Passage of Possibilities(frontline.thehindu.com)
1 points by _delirium 3y ago|0 comments
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Dropping a Subscript(mattbruenig.com)
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