Eugeleo

FWIW I think this is exactly the opposite of what the OP was trying to say. I think the OP meant that they often wish authors had used more space to explain their ideas, because that would immediately make them more accessible.

And I must agree. I often feel papers are written with an extra 20% over the page budget, then condensed in the last minute to fit the constraints, which hurts the exposition.

Everyone in the comments swems to be in love with KM. I wonder, what do you all use it for? It sounds like I’m missing out on a lot, but when I’m thinking about it, nothing in need of automation comes to mind. That is, except for opening a few common apps and window management. What am I missing?

Great! Any up-to-date guide to get the latest PyTorch running on Macs? Do we still have to use conda for example?

Hey, mind sharing your workflow? Where do you read papers? And do you annotate them?

You can try obsidian.md

I mean, it only messes with the efforts of the advertisers, right? Not that they can detect how many views the sponsored block has. Ofc if this becomes too popular, the ad industry will eventually catch up, but this is long ways away imho.

I've never used nix, but it sounds interesting. What getting started guide would you recommend? Ideally one that has all these "insider tips" that you offer, so that I learn to use Nix "properly".