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I appreciate the details shared in this paper but it'd be great if they open sourced their implementation!

Related - einops https://github.com/arogozhnikov/einops

ml-mdm from Apple Machine Learning Research I maintain ml-mdm, a text-to-image diffusion codebase, that contains implementations of my research group’s recent papers https://github…

I'm one of the contributors to this repo, so feel free to comment with any feedback! The key research contribution from the related paper is that with a moderate amount of data (eg…

To the comments about this being easy to defeat: when it comes to detecting whether a person submitted a document containing LLM generated text (whether a law document, school essa…

I’d start by either stepping through the program (gdb, pdb, or a debugger of your choice) or adding more test cases - that’s often a quick way to understand what a piece of code is…

It may just be a fake scenario but the actual solution there would be to implement the 1 hour fix without a single discussion or email. Sometimes the best way to tailor words for b…

Seems like a completely failed program to me. Any organization should be able to quantitatively prove their value on some level. As the article points out, for the DHS to say they …

The generated "using it in a sentence" examples are often the funniest (and most absurd) part: chokebone choke·bone the muscle holding a prisoner down, used in controlling an anima…

John Carreyrou, the WSJ reporter who first broke much of the Theranos story, just came out with a podcast called Bad Blood the Final Chapter that’ll follow the court case and other…

The more interesting question, left unaddressed by the article, is exactly how they were able to make the connection in the first place. Did they parse through millions of YouTube …

This seems like a pretty helpful educational tool — you could sprinkle it in a project's documentation to help clarify the exact formulas being used. I could also imagine people us…

If you're specifically interested in recent work then it could be worth checking out arxiv for preprints of papers in the relevant field. For instance, here's a section on Programm…

Personally, I might start by reading up on some background literature but ideally I'd move into a phase of building out an initial system as soon as possible. It's only when you re…

Yes definitely. Succinctly, its converted intangible social norms into concrete numbers that people can compare and fret over. Before, popularity could be described as a general se…

The stock market is not a direct reflection of how healthy the US economy is at large. As others have mentioned, gains in the stock market are being driven by a select group of com…

Hey if I can make a small recommendation, I’d suggest putting some code examples directly in the readme. Currently the examples are buried multiple pages into the documentation, ma…

In my opinion, the most provocative point that this paper makes isn't just about general reproducibility issues or problems with comparing to a weak baseline — it’s that a number o…

I used FlightCar for the first time literally last night. I signed up right before I boarded and getting to the FlightCar location ended up being decently convoluted but I did get …

It seems like the post-mortems from people outside the founders circle, like early employees, competitors or investors are more honest and realistic about the factors that led to t…

Benjamin Pierce was my CS advisor freshman year, it's great to see him on the front page of HN. I'm definitely going to try to get through the papers in the "greatest of the great"…

I really liked this project and it inspired me to write something similar in OCaml. If you are interested the link is here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9226093