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How many of you like or work on Computer Vision? Are there like any good Ethiopian based researchers working on CV that do some cool things, just wondering.
Currently in Kigali at ACVSS, it'll be very good to join it next year if you like Computer Vision.
Currently in Kigali at ACVSS, it'll be very good to join it next year if you like Computer Vision.
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Better Auth was live in Times Square NYC last night. Crazy how far and how quick things go β€οΈ
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Alphafold isn't that novel work. I just learned yesterday that there were people who almost showed this 3 years prior and published a paper at a top conference, Neurips. Alphafold did almost exactly the same, used deep networks for prediction and scales it. However, they didn't even cite their paper, whyyyy sus
I learned that from Daniel Cremers yesterday and they were the ones who deserved the nobel prize.
I learned that from Daniel Cremers yesterday and they were the ones who deserved the nobel prize.
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Henok | Neural Nets
For people who love tokens, two great papers that came out recently. Dynamic Chunking for End-to-End Hierarchical Sequence Modeling, i saw this yesterday and they created a hierarchical network (H-Net) that learns dynamic, content-aware chunking directlyβ¦
So many NP-complete problems out there. What a time to be alive and see them solved/solving, proven, or just discovering them.
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Beka
rwanda and those cheerful ladies are becoming more and more attractive
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Key take aways from the hackathon:
- People trust AI too much and not do much of customizations.
- Super far fetched ideas that are very idealistic.
- You can build great projects with Vibe coding these days, which is cool.
- You don't need to solve big problems, you can just build fun/cool things for a hackathon.
- People trust AI too much and not do much of customizations.
- Super far fetched ideas that are very idealistic.
- You can build great projects with Vibe coding these days, which is cool.
- You don't need to solve big problems, you can just build fun/cool things for a hackathon.
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Maybe don't use an LLM for _everything_?
They showed that agentic pipelines that mix LLM-prompt steps with principled techniques can yield better, more personalized summaries
https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.09369
They showed that agentic pipelines that mix LLM-prompt steps with principled techniques can yield better, more personalized summaries
https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.09369
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This is really good. I finished watching it and reading the paper.
ICML 2024 Tutorial: Physics of Language Models
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBL7J0kgldU
ICML 2024 Tutorial: Physics of Language Models
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBL7J0kgldU
YouTube
ICML 2024 Tutorial: Physics of Language Models
Project page (with further readings): https://physics.allen-zhu.com/
Abstract: We divide "intelligence" into multiple dimensions (like language structures, knowledge, reasoning, etc.). For each dimension, we create synthetic data for LLM pretraining to understandβ¦
Abstract: We divide "intelligence" into multiple dimensions (like language structures, knowledge, reasoning, etc.). For each dimension, we create synthetic data for LLM pretraining to understandβ¦
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This is a cool list. Alec and Noam being in top 5 with no Phd is the greatest thing ever.
https://www.metislist.com/
https://www.metislist.com/
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I'm glad to be ranked 80th world wide, thanks Francois Chollet.
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Python 3.14 is here with some exciting updates for developers!
The biggest news for most of you is the improved performance for multi-threaded apps thanks to official support for free-threaded Python.
Plus, a new
You'll also find smarter error messages to help you debug faster. Keep an eye out for these changes making your coding life a bit easier!
Test the JIT build of CPython by adding
https://docs.python.org/3.14/whatsnew/3.14.html
The biggest news for most of you is the improved performance for multi-threaded apps thanks to official support for free-threaded Python.
Plus, a new
concurrent.interpreters
module opens the door for true multi-core parallelism within a single process, offering a new way to write concurrent code that bypasses the GIL for better efficiency.You'll also find smarter error messages to help you debug faster. Keep an eye out for these changes making your coding life a bit easier!
Test the JIT build of CPython by adding
export PYTHON_JIT=1
as new environment variable.https://docs.python.org/3.14/whatsnew/3.14.html
Python documentation
Whatβs new in Python 3.14
Editor, Hugo van Kemenade,. This article explains the new features in Python 3.14, compared to 3.13. For full details, see the changelog. Summary β release highlights: Python 3.14 beta is the pre-r...
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