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I peer review AI/ML papers for several journals, AMA If you ask me whether your paper is novel or even slightly good, the nice answer is "no" and the mean answer is "lol no"
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pmchem posted:what AI/ML research do you publish, personally? I don't want to dox myself so I won't go into details, but I tend to work with applied imagery research
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You can use an IDE to add static type-checking in a Python project
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It depends on the context, NVidia's high-end Tesla cards started out being *required* if you wanted performant 64-bit operations on a GPU; that was a niche they filled for many years, and as big as AI is it's far from being the only domain that's using CUDA. But for AI specifically... yeah, what Jo said
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CarForumPoster posted:I don’t think statements of fact derived from a credible source and presented in good faith on a public discussion on that topic should be particularly controversial. It’d be extremely inappropriate to say this in a work environment, especially when you’re a CEO or manager, but Twitter isn’t the workplace and I don’t have any reason to know they work together. The CEO is a public figure, Twitter is part of the workplace when he's using the account that is publicly associated with him QuarkJets fucked around with this message at 17:42 on Nov 21, 2023 |
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Xun posted:When you look at a GitHub page for a research paper, what do you guys want to see if the readme? Im updating mine for a publication and sadly the only advice I'm getting from my labmates is "the code is all there and there's a bibtex citation, why are you worrying I review research papers from time to time, and the amount of stuff in a project's README tends to be all over the map, from less than useless to comprehensive. Put in whatever you personally would want to see if you were coming in fresh, having no experience with the specific project. Include details on how to run the model and any additional details that you feel are important. It doesn't need to be a comprehensive SDK, but it should provide high-level details that would be helpful to anyone seeking to build upon your work. Assume that you'll want to show this project and its README to future prospective employers, too - put in the extra 60 seconds to give it a title, section headings, pass it through `aspell`, etc.
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