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I played a somewhat unusual role in this whole story. I was the guy who acquired in the original Papers with Code and managed them after they joined Facebook/Meta. It was super sad to see FB/M abandon the original mission of what PwC was building towards and let the original community resource rot. During the good times, we always talked about how PwC related to HF. So, I think there is a sort poetry to PwC winding u…
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Is there an RSS feed?
I asked for Atom/RSS about a year ago https://github.com/paperswithcode/paperswithcode-data/issues..., when the original paperswithcode feed disappeared.
It's a kind of coincidence that my own Atom feed of arXiv papers with code went live a few days ago https://code-available-feed.github.io/code-available-feed/.
It's independenent from Hugginface, and uses arXiv API directly. The code is open source, Apache 2. No AI is involved in parsing the arXiv pdfs, only a pattern match for known code-hosting domains like github.com or gitlab.com. This means there false positives, but that's probably fine, and their patterns could be tuned later.
You can host your own feed, by forking the repo and setting GitHub Actions environment variables. For now I'm hosting cs.AI and cs.SD categories.
Is no one tired else of these repetitive, obviously Claude-made webdesigns?
Is there an RSS feed?
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Are you a bot? Look in the title. Papers with code.
To be fair PwC is a very well established initialism. It would be like saying HTTP but actually referring to something other than the well understood meaning of that thing.
Is there an RSS feed?
Would you be interested in an RSS feed for: https://huggingface.co/papers/trending ?
I don't get the idea of "trending" for scientific papers. I would like to see the full list of papers that have associated source code from the given research field, like the arXiv cs.SD category. The reason to see all papers is to get an overview of the field.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
Are you a bot? Look in the title. Papers with code.
To be fair PwC is a very well established initialism. It would be like saying HTTP but actually referring to something other than the well understood meaning of that thing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PWC is it one of these?