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coupled-jump.github.io Hi everyone, I’m happy to share our recent NeurIPS 2026 paper, a collaboration across Google, Google DeepMind and Stony Brook University.
I post-trained Qwen3-4B to spend 44% fewer tokens on reasoning, keeping its knowledge and answer style. The whole pipeline ran on one GPU.
I built indiedex.gg, a hidden-gems game search engine on steam data. Search is the front door: type something like “a game like Hades that feels cozier and is co-op,” and it should actually understand that mix of reference + vibe + filters.
Anyone submit to a workshop at Neurips and not receive their review notification yet? 6 AM IST, the 30th of September, and I still have gotten no update!
Hey all, i am an aspiring Al and ML engineer. In 4th year amid my placement season and the recent ML hackthon i have decided i am way behind the crowd and competition if I dont get one of this subscription. Many of them told me claude pro is worth it and stuff.
I'm preparing a submission for CVPR and would appreciate your advice. I am happy with my current results, but compute is a real constraint. My institute isn't a research-focused one, and the systems available to me are slow and unreliable.
Any other one have applied for the Education Track? It seems they'll announce the result soon.
I’ve spent the last few months writing something I wish I had when I started working on ML performance engineering.
I got really into research a year ago during my final year of undergrad and maneged to get a first author paper accepted at Neurips 2026. It is a pretty impressive achievement obviously but my background is pretty shit lol.
Softmax has N inputs and N outputs but it's output only has N-1 degrees of freedom because of the condition that the sum of outputs must be equal to one.
I'm one of the authors of two recent papers exploring different sources of redundant computation in attention. I'd like to share the ideas and hear feedback from people working on long-context models and attention kernels.
I want to attend and present my findings in Atlanta. How is the vibe there? Are people overly critical or are people generally open-minded?
I'm a new PhD candidate, and my thesis is about the meta-learning paradigm in medical imaging. Right now, I don't have a specific problem to work on, and my supervisor told me to explore the field and find one myself.
Yesterday I shared our open-source Clash Royale simulator and its recurrent PPO agent here. A training loop is easier to understand when you can watch it, so we put a small interactive version online:
Sharing our recent work, now accepted at NeurIPS: Functional Gradient Descent with Adaptive Representations. Functional GD algorithms generally outperform neural nets, but are hard to accurately implement.
I benchmarked Qwen3-VL 8B Instruct (Q4_K_M, Ollama, M5 24GB, ~30s/doc) against Claude Opus 5.5, Sonnet 5 and GPT-5.6 Terra on: - receipts: CORD (Indonesia) and SROIE (Malaysia), 30 each - 20 scanned 1980s-90s invoices , answer keys human-verified - 32 real IRS forms, 4 damage levels (generated this…
Hi, I work as a Data Engineer at a manufacturing company where we build engines. A significant part of my work involves ML/DL-related tasks, and I’d like to turn one of my projects into a research publication.
Hi, same as the title, I am currently trying to begin with some research on clustering using LLMs. So my requirement is as follows: I will be given some 100 document files, the end goal is to have clusters in such a way that documents with similar procedures or content should be clubbed under…
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