This is the clear solution having had to proctor these accommodation exam sessions but it’s harder to show that a test is a 2hr test for ADA compliance vs running a longer test session for some students. It’s bureaucratic solution coming from an office on campus who’s primary goal isnt learning.
JAX / Flax feels like it would feel more at home in a language other than Python. There's a lot to like in how it views the overlap of functions and data but Python's object model just kinda runs over everything and makes it confusing.
@stefan-caldararu.bsky.social @wxie.bsky.social are also folks from CU Robotics on BlueSky
A short list of tips for keeping a clean, organized ML codebase for new researchers: eugenevinitsky.com/posts/quick-...
Not sure if it has been ceded willingly by scientists rather than people gravitate towards accessible contrarian views (insert midwit meme). The Mindscape podcast (@seanmcarroll.bsky.social) uses a similar format as Fridman, Rogan but spotlights new science rather than “alt-science”.
Not quite sure how parse projects like Rick Rubin’s AI backed interviews with dead people (like this one with Feynman pca.st/episode/4151...). It is an interesting way to organize archival material but I want to know the creative process used. How is it edited, what liberties are taken?
Has anyone made a Robotics feed yet? There are already a few for other disciplines, about time for ML and Robotics folks
