notmcrowley

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by notmcrowley 3mo ago
There are summaries for each paper on the landing page. Also as you read the papers, key/difficult words are highlighted and you can click on them to get a simple definition quickly. A few people have asked for write ups on what my tak
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by notmcrowley 3mo ago
The list came from a post on X by ex-OpenAI employee Andrew Carr. There are multiple lists floating around which is why I said rumoured. I found this to be a more credible source than others though given Sutskever's connection to OpenA
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by notmcrowley 3mo ago
Hey guys, I really appreciate all of the attention this post has received. I honestly thought it was going to be just a small project to help some of my friends get into reading research papers. A large number of people complained about how
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by notmcrowley 3mo ago
The list I got was from ex-OpenAI employee Andrew Carr on X. I believe he said in his post however that the list he uploaded is not the full list they were provided at OpenAI however.
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by notmcrowley 3mo ago
Hey thanks for checking out the website. I did not expect this to get as much attention as it did. I was honestly just planning on having it as a small side project for my friends and some others who would like to get into this kind of stuf
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by notmcrowley 3mo ago
Author here. First year CS student at Trinity College Dublin. I Built this because when I was getting into reading research papers I ended up burning a ton of my Claude usage asking questions other people have probably already asked. The we
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30papers.com – Ilya's 30 essential ML papers, in a beginner friendly format(30papers.com)
652 points by notmcrowley 3mo ago|111 comments