Sofiane Tanji
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I study Mathematical Optimization @UCLouvain
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A regrettable sign of the times, but it shouldn’t be misreported: they aren’t restricting most CS papers. They are restricting ONLY review/survey papers and position papers, which weren’t common in CS anyway prior to the AI onslaught. No new restrictions on CS papers consisting of original research.
November 3, 2025 at 5:13 PM
A regrettable sign of the times, but it shouldn’t be misreported: they aren’t restricting most CS papers. They are restricting ONLY review/survey papers and position papers, which weren’t common in CS anyway prior to the AI onslaught. No new restrictions on CS papers consisting of original research.
Yes informatique covers ~ academic CS, software, IT
October 19, 2025 at 2:40 PM
Yes informatique covers ~ academic CS, software, IT
Ingénieur informaticien / ingénieur en informatique / sciences informatiques are not awkward.
About 2: Informatique is the most idiomatic.
About why it’s prevalent, I don’t know. French just came up with a different word before the term « computer science » crossed the border.
About 2: Informatique is the most idiomatic.
About why it’s prevalent, I don’t know. French just came up with a different word before the term « computer science » crossed the border.
October 19, 2025 at 11:27 AM
Ingénieur informaticien / ingénieur en informatique / sciences informatiques are not awkward.
About 2: Informatique is the most idiomatic.
About why it’s prevalent, I don’t know. French just came up with a different word before the term « computer science » crossed the border.
About 2: Informatique is the most idiomatic.
About why it’s prevalent, I don’t know. French just came up with a different word before the term « computer science » crossed the border.
We can combine the word for engineering and « informatique ». For example, ingénieur informatique = software engineer.
You may read sometimes « sciences informatiques » to distinguish CS as a science from CS as an industry.
Saying sciences d’informatique / de l’informatique is not idiomatic
You may read sometimes « sciences informatiques » to distinguish CS as a science from CS as an industry.
Saying sciences d’informatique / de l’informatique is not idiomatic
October 19, 2025 at 11:21 AM
We can combine the word for engineering and « informatique ». For example, ingénieur informatique = software engineer.
You may read sometimes « sciences informatiques » to distinguish CS as a science from CS as an industry.
Saying sciences d’informatique / de l’informatique is not idiomatic
You may read sometimes « sciences informatiques » to distinguish CS as a science from CS as an industry.
Saying sciences d’informatique / de l’informatique is not idiomatic
Fraisier also means the plant on which strawberries grow
September 6, 2025 at 10:16 PM
Fraisier also means the plant on which strawberries grow
How is the experience so far ?
August 27, 2025 at 12:16 PM
How is the experience so far ?
Pour 1/, il y a un super article d’Alexander Ioffe à ce sujet, « an invitation to tame optimization »
March 29, 2025 at 4:14 AM
Pour 1/, il y a un super article d’Alexander Ioffe à ce sujet, « an invitation to tame optimization »
Momentum I didn't read/hear but he used the expression "look ahead" a few times, see for example here: youtu.be/Z_ktoBqIdKg?... (discussion from 18mn to 23mn)
Yurii Nesterov: Optimization, the Philosophical Background of Artificial Intelligence #ICBS2024
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February 21, 2025 at 7:30 PM
Momentum I didn't read/hear but he used the expression "look ahead" a few times, see for example here: youtu.be/Z_ktoBqIdKg?... (discussion from 18mn to 23mn)