Oh yeah and without a paid version, Slack+zoom is far less smooth, especially for ad-hoc chats.

I did a straw poll with some students yesterday. Several do like Discord but prefer to discuss research on Slack. Some kind of work-life balance :)

Nice! Any preference? Which do you use for your group @claudius-krause.bsky.social?

Yeah, even crazier- last year for my postdoc ad a full half of the applications legit never made reference to anything my lab does and how my research would connect to theirs. You are literally in the top half of applicants for just TRYING to draw a connection in a sentence in the cover letter!

Congratulations @lukasheinrich.com, such good news!

Tagging @georgiatechai.bsky.social and @gtsciences.bsky.social

Congratulations!

And we’re also listening to the constructive criticism, the most universal request, we need coffee in all the ‘coffee breaks’!

Finally, Elham E Khoda talks about efficient ML and fast inference on FPGAs

Finally, Chase Shimmin tells us about fun opportunities in the start up world!

Now @ozamram.bsky.social discusses simple and advanced anomaly detection techniques in HEP

Day 4: Sascha teaching us about diffusion, flows and all things generative

Day 3: We're scratching our heads over the attention mechanism.

Day 2 we have Vinicius Mikuni and Kazuhiro Terao give overviews of AI in collider and neutrino, then an afternoon on neural simulation-based inference & uncertainty quantification with Tae Park, Sean Benevedes and I.

Now Dennis Noll energising the room with his lecture on advanced topics in the fundamentals of ML