Hi! Thanks so much for these great courses! Iāve just finished my first pass of parts 1 and 2, and will be going back through the material at least once or twice!
I was wondering, would @jeremy consider doing a regular podcast of his literature review, such as the one at the start of Lesson 11? Some reasons why this would be awesome:
Jeremy is a great presenter (obviously).
He has an amazing āBSā filter and is able to quickly zoom in on the parts that matter.
It would greatly pre-process the # of papers to go through; I personally might have time for 1-2 papers a week, certainly not keeping up with the whole arxiv ML output.
It would really help people to get better at reading papers, because they could go over the paper already knowing what it says, which Jeremy recommended several times.
I know @jeremy and @rachel already have so many things on their plate, but anyway, I thought I would pitch the idea!
Thanks! I think itās a nice idea. Weāll be re-doing part 1 in a couple of months, so will be updating some research suggestions then. The idea of a āpapers podcastā is interesting, although it might not happen until weāve gone through parts 1 and 2 again and have enough folks finish them that thereās a larger group of people interested.
Thereās a great blog here: https://blog.acolyer.org/ . Not just DL, but the papers are all interesting (IMHO).
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Francisco (@lesscomfortable) and I have started a āpaper discussionā themed blog series.
Although Iām pretty sure it wonāt be remotely as great as Jeremyās presentations (speaking for myself), but Iād definitely invite any feedback for my posts both for what and how much I cover, weāre trying to cover the overview of papers (for me: its in no fixed order).
Some reasons why this would be awesome:
