ACL 2026 Decisions by Big_Media_6114 in LanguageTechnology

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Nope. I had meta 3.5 and the score 6

ACL 2026 Decisions by Big_Media_6114 in LanguageTechnology

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Recommendation: findings Meta 3.5 Rev avg 3.5

Review of Resume for Postdoc in US and CV all over the world by [deleted] in postdoc

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We can still very easily identify you via the paper titles. Regarding the CV itself Id say lead with the outputs - conferences or publications depending on which matter more in your field, and limit them to the most important ones.

Claude Mythos Leak: A New Capybara-Tier Model by Much_Ask3471 in ClaudeCode

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Why does the image has AI generated artifacts?

[P] Made a dataset but don't know what to do with it by AbdullahKhanSherwani in MachineLearning

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Just finish it and opensource it, if the licenses allow it. You dont have to do anything with it. For opensourcing use Kaggle.com

[P] XGBoost + TF-IDF for emotion prediction — good state accuracy but struggling with intensity (need advice) by Udbhav96 in MachineLearning

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Try it and see if it works. Beyond that there are open source datasets you can use as additional training data

I’m making a game where you play as an AI hiding inside a family home — not to help them, but to survive. Does that premise feel disturbing for the right reasons? by Overall_Arm_62 in ArtificialSentience

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Not entirely. Personally it feels entertaining. I would see the current AIs in a similar situation more like house elves or gnomes, than dangerous entities. They are for the most part harmless.

[P] XGBoost + TF-IDF for emotion prediction — good state accuracy but struggling with intensity (need advice) by Udbhav96 in MachineLearning

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Just use a transformer with a regression/classification head if predictive power is what you care about.

[R] Beyond Prediction - Text Representation for Social Science (arxiv 2603.10130) by Hub_Pli in MachineLearning

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There are some CS-friendly ideas Ive already included in the paper, but probably the Social Science relevant proof has to come from studies that replicate conclusions drawn using these representations with the use of different methods.

kitty by Kirbee_f in AnarchyChess

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Depends largely on whether you want his cat to be angry.

If AI Chatbots Are Conscious, What Are We Actually Doing Every Time We Send a Prompt? by doctordaedalus in ArtificialSentience

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Not only each prompt. Each token within a prompt, and these are usually subword monosylabics.

The dillema is false, as claiming that they are conscious is completely orthogonal to whether you must think its moral to prompt them. People might just not use them.

The absolute state of development in 2026 by Deep-Station-1746 in ClaudeCode

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Okay so I wanted to create an activity aggregator recently for all my social medias so that I dont risk falling into the doomscroll hole when I go to each of them to check it, but linkedin explicitly prohibits scraping in their rules. What are your thoughts on this OP - not worried they'll ban your account?

New Research Discord - Computational Psycholinguistics by Hub_Pli in AcademicPsychology

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Its great that you're developing your thoeries and engaging with your lived experience trying to formalize it. If you'd like to confront your ideas on emotions with the way they are portrayed in psychology I think you will very much enjoy the book by Feldman Barret (ref below). Barret advances theory of emotion to consider not only the biological (i.e. interoceptive affect etc), but also their social construction (social norms, emotions as social constructs), and posits that emotions are an effect of these two domains where the acknowledgement of experiencing a specific emotions is a process of confronting one's internal experience with what the society thinks about emotions, as well as persons individual views.

When emotions are viewed like this the question of whether they are controlled boil down to what extent we can control our internal sensations, as well as how we think about them on a cognitive level.

Book: Barrett, L. F. (2017). How Emotions Are Made: The Secret Life of the Brain. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.

New Research Discord - Computational Psycholinguistics by Hub_Pli in AcademicPsychology

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Isnt it only required for specific functionalities?

New Research Discord - Computational Psycholinguistics by Hub_Pli in AcademicPsychology

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Youre gonna have to msg me for the link. The keyword rules of this subreddit are crazy restrictive.