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Push attribution for commits in limited public preview
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Push attribution for commits in limited public preview

GitHub now durably records the authenticated user who pushed each commit and surfaces that pusher identity in the UI and API alongside the existing author and committer fields. Commit author and...

GitHub Changelog · 2w ago
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Anonymous organization-level registries for Dependabot
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Anonymous organization-level registries for Dependabot

You can now select Anonymous as the authentication method for an organization-level private registry. Use it for registries that Dependabot can reach without credentials, such as an internal...

GitHub Changelog · 2w ago
4 min
How's ICLR reviewing going for you? Any observations?
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How's ICLR reviewing going for you? Any observations?

I know it's early but I've been browsing through ICLR OpenReview and I see a lot of good papers! Maybe the first big conference with automated research submission and it is increasingly becoming...

r/MachineLearning · 2w ago
4 min
Will the HomeView be Apple’s first smart home success?
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Will the HomeView be Apple’s first smart home success?

Apple will announce a new smart home hub on Tuesday called the HomeView, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman. Over the past couple of years, we’ve seen There have been multiple reports that...

#apple
TechCrunch AI · 2w ago
4 min
What's up with google scholar citations ?
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What's up with google scholar citations ?

Early-stage researcher, and yes, I get excited about people citing my work. I was browsing through arXiv for accepted NeurIPS papers, and I saw multiple papers citing my work.

#google
r/MachineLearning · 2w ago
4 min
Is a second MSc worth it?
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Is a second MSc worth it?

I’m an AI research engineer based in Africa with about 3 YoEs in RL, LLMs, post-training, and systems efficiency (CUDA/vLLM). However, on a smaller scale because of compute limits.

#llm
r/MachineLearning · 2w ago
4 min