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2 experts · 3 posts · 16d ago
Naomi Saphra Mark J. Nelson
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“All scientific field distinctions are ultimately socially defined categories. So the Transformers paper was an “NLP paper” not because it was about language modeling and MT, but because Vaswani wen…” evidence ↗
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Naomi Saphra: All scientific field distinctions are ultimately socially defined categories. So the Transformers paper was an “NLP paper” not because it was about language modeling and MT, but because Vaswani wen…
Mark J. Nelson: by a similar token, the Transformers paper is a PL paper because Łukasz Kaiser has invented or been primary contributor to like three or four functional DSLs, classic PL researcher behavior
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