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This is a very nice technical work from our team, a hybrid approach of modern AI and old-fashion ML. Marketing oriented or not, very much worth reading into the findings.

Maybe I oversold it a little bit in the title. Well, this is a venue dependent paper style and critict skill. I mainly wanted to figure out whether there are differences between the styles of writing for different domains of AI. Give it a try, and I would love to see some real feedback.

This is not about writing paper slop automatically, but to help young researchers to grasp the style of the venue they want to publish in.

During work, I developed a habit of keeping a separate daily planner alongside our ticketing system and calendar to organize my day of work.

I don't need a fully featured calender, I need something very minimum. So far, I'm relying on a notion calendar table which is annoyingly feature rich and defeats the purpose of having a lightweight way of CRUD entries.

So, I decide to make a minimum planning calendar plugin myself, which I consider to be very a good integration to my daily life, and happy to say goodbye to a heavy duty browser page.

Give it a try! I didn't intend to make it feature rich, so it's not very configurable, feel free to fork and make your own feature.

This is some real, honest, hard work done by my colleague. Pushing the structured AI risk assessment to the new frontier.

I actually used Yazi a while back. And it's definitely >100x more robust and production-ready than what I iterated for ~3 hours :). And I have no doubt that it is probably way faster.

The only problem for me is that it's not how I use a file manager. I learned to have two parallel windows when moving files, even before I learned how to use a terminal. That's why Midnight Commander was feeling so great. Until the day that I wanted to eliminate my usage of function keys and was tired of maintaining a config file. Some may say I "overkilled" it just to get rid of a config file..

I actually thought about this when I was doing iterations. So I do almost all my work in tmux, so I have no shortage of terminal windows. Therefore, to me, it makes more sense that the command palette here should be used to trigger some additional commands beyond keybindings.

I also hate to use function keys and having a menu bar in the TUI app. Therefore, I chose this design.

I have never known this part of the history while using Midnight Commander for so many years.