@visakanv Every Cradle Is A Grave by Sarah Perry. Came up in a conversation and the premise was irresistibly contrasted to my beliefs so I had to get my hands on it.
In the last few years, a large number of few-shot learning methods have been developed. However, few-shot image classification models often fail on a subset of ‘difficult’ tasks from challenging benchmarks such as Meta-Dataset (MD). In our #iclr2023 paper, we study this! 🧵
Genuine question: are concerts worth going to? It looks like everyone is interested in singing along but I don't want to hear those people. Just the actual artists.
@culturaltutor I came across these for the first time in Elements of Eloquence by Mark Forsyth. He does a great job of explaining these devices with examples and humour. If you haven't already read it, I highly recommend it.
@visakanv It's kinda vague but something with the energy of: good advice seeking + emptying your cup + ayy lamao. Possible title: "The Answer Lies Within You And Without You"
@jzux Back when I was 14 and was feeling particularly rebellious one day, I said I don't believe in god on a whim. Enjoying the shocked reaction from friends, I made up an explanation. Ended up accidentally convincing myself to at least take the stance seriously. The rest is history.
Quick update on punctuation: exclamations are the new periods! Actually, you can !put them anywhere and everywhere. I will !die on this hill. Exclamation.
@visakanv Would this look different at different resolutions? If you're interested/natural at X but only just beginning, don't let go of the Y, Z you also do. But if you're fairly advanced in X then play around inside X itself?
@kritipraks Do you ever have moments where you're busy doing things you can't avoid but ideas for art projects are running through your mind and you feel a low-key impulsiveness to drop everything and just get to ideas?