The academic publishing industry is truly a grift, that keeps on grifting

I wonder what the impact factor the "Journal Of LaTeX Class Files" is 🧐

PyKEEN 1.10 is now out! Some highlights: - symmetric sLCWA training loop - evaluation with Open Graph - text-based representation for biomedical entity - low-rank representation approximation - revamped prediction pipeline Full changelog at github.com/pykeen/pykeen/…

Can't believe I just published a library (recite.readthedocs.io) and it's already used by 13 projects! Or what is more likely: Github just looks if the name shows up in any file matching "*requirements*.txt" ?

has anybody ever done a terminal-based horror game, where you have to figure out what terrible thing happened to the devs, that came before you, based on commit messages etc.?

Love that Ellipsis (...) were added to Python, because "some folks thought it would be cute" mail.python.org/pipermail/pyth…

Our book chapter got published🥳 Together with Alieh Saeedi, Victor Christen and Erhard Rahm we investigated methods for Big Data Integration in the context of Industry 4.0. You can read more about it here: link.springer.com/chapter/10.100…

A hauntingly good read. It has bothered me for so long that so many will now happily deny or devalue the truly miraculous capacities of the human mind—our own minds—merely in order to lower the bar for AGI nymag.com/intelligencer/…

Okay, apparently I am not alone with my problem 🙈

Is there a common way to typehint slice? Especially for cases, when you want specific things like label-based slicing (think Pandas `.loc` for a string index). Pandas does not have any typehints for keys afaik. #pandas #python #datascience #mypy

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Finally I don't have to look at unblackened code in my jupyter notebooks anymore 🙏😭 github.com/drillan/jupyte…

Out now: My essay on "dumb meaning" in large language models. I argue that LLMs cannot process proper or "broad" meaning (as humans do), they nevertheless can process a limited or "dumb" meaning. This is especially pertinent to multimodal models. hannesbajohr.de/wp-content/upl…

“Put another way, ChatGPT seems so human because it was trained by an AI that was mimicking humans who were rating an AI that was mimicking humans who were pretending to be a better version of an AI that was trained on human writing.” nymag.com/intelligencer/…

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