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qbit42
·21 日前·議論
I think shade is a big factor here. Trees can really cool down a neighborhood.
qbit42
·2 か月前·議論
I found replacements for the Chrome extensions I was using and switched to Zen, which builds off of Firefox and closely resembles Arc (RIP).

It might not be the best security idea to rely on a relatively obscure browser like this, but I find it very pleasant to use.
qbit42
·3 か月前·議論
Round brackets are standard in the US but that notation is used in France and some other places.
qbit42
·3 か月前·議論
I think there is still an implicit restriction on the complexity of the operator for this to be interesting. Otherwise you could design an operator which accepts a pair x,y and performs one of 2^k elementary binary operations by reading off the first k bits of x and applying the specified operation on the remainder of x and y. (This is kind of like how real-valued computational models become too powerful for complexity theory to work if you allow bitwise operations.)
qbit42
·3 か月前·議論
There are certainly no other causal factors...

I'm not saying that it couldn't be true, but we have no way of concluding that from just comparing such rates. There are many differences in daily life and thresholds for reporting beyond surveillance levels.
qbit42
·4 か月前·議論
The choice was to review using AI or not, they can just say no? And review like we’ve done for years without AI tools.

Are you objecting to ICML’s reciprocal reviewing policy?

The alternative as I see it would be to charge for submissions and pay reviewers. There are pros but also clear cons when it comes to fairness.
qbit42
·4 か月前·議論
What? Why is that a false choice? The only way you got caught here is if you literally gave an LLM the PDF and used its response verbatim.

And they didn't give a permanent ban or anything, these authors can just resubmit to another conference, of which there are many.
qbit42
·4 か月前·議論
Banned for life is a stretch but the actual response is completely fine. They can just resubmit to the next conference.

Words mean something, if you promise to uphold a contract and break it, there are consequences. The reviewers were free to select the policy which allows LLM use.
qbit42
·5 か月前·議論
Loads of researchers have only used LaTeX via Overleaf and even more primarily edit LaTeX using Overleaf, for better or worse. It really simplifies collaborative editing and the version history is good enough (not git level, but most people weren't using full git functionality). I just find that there are not that many features I need when paper writing - the main bottlenecks are coming up with the content and collaborating, with Overleaf simplifying the latter. It also removes a class of bugs where different collaborators had slightly different TeX setups.

I think I would only switch from Overleaf if I was writing a textbook or something similarly involved.
qbit42
·6 か月前·議論
Our democracy is clearly disfunctional. I believe corporate money has played a big role to make it worse.
qbit42
·6 か月前·議論
https://noambrown.github.io/papers/22-Science-Diplomacy-TR.p...
qbit42
·6 か月前·議論
I see. You seem quite sure that Iran is not doing this - do you have some local source of information? My friends there said the government does shut down the internet at times (but I am not currently in communication with them...)
qbit42
·6 か月前·議論
They did shut down the Internet. I cannot communicate with some Iranian friends right now.
qbit42
·7 か月前·議論
You think many are built without any assistance for coding? My impression was that people were mostly concerned about game assets like graphics and music
qbit42
·7 か月前·議論
It is nicer to state theorems that hold for all vector spaces, so mathematicians like to invoke AoC. However, in any applications that are practically relevant, you can obtain a basis without invoking AoC.
qbit42
·7 か月前·議論
Netflix wasn't buying CNN.
qbit42
·7 か月前·議論
I don’t think many researchers take peer review alone as a strong signal, unless it is a venue known for having serious reviewing (e.g. in CS theory, STOC and FOCS have a very high bar). But it acts as a basic filter that gets rid of obvious nonsense, which on its own is valuable. No doubt there are huge issues, but I know my papers would be worse off without reviewer feedback
qbit42
·7 か月前·議論
That is a fair assessment. By and large it is used for the former. It is super handy in the exploratory phase of certain kinds of mathematical research.
qbit42
·7 か月前·議論
I don't want to have to create an account to view the full context.
qbit42
·8 か月前·議論
Sometimes statistical rates for empirical risk minimization can be related to the intrinsic dimension of the data manifold (and noise level if present). In such cases, you are running the same algorithm but getting a performance guarantee that depends on the structure of the data, stronger when it is low dimensional.