I have a paper accepted at a non-archival ICML workshop this year, and I am trying to decide whether it is worth registering and attending. By coincidence, I will already be in Seoul around that time, but I would have to pay the workshop registration fee (~$400) out of my own pocket. I would only be registering for the workshop day since I have other commitments during the rest of the conference. I am thinking of applying to PhD programs this fall (I applied this year too, but didn't get in), and the workshop speakers and panellists look genuinely great. Not sure what the real benefits are here or whether I should go for it. For context, I am also attending ACL 2026 this year, but that trip is fortunately sponsored, so this would be a separate personal expense. I would also appreciate guidance on how non-archival workshops work in general. Since the paper is non-archival and not formally published (at least to my understanding), is registration still expected or required for accepted papers? Do authors typically attend and present in person, or is it common to skip attendance and conference registration? Has anyone been in a similar situation? I want to understand the benefits of this. Any advice would be greatly appreciated because I honestly have no idea how to evaluate this. submitted by /u/YOYOBOYOO [link] [Kommentare]
So I am trying to figure out what agent OS is. I am a layman and a lot of times when I see the information it comes off as very technical. However, I do like the idea of a dashboard because for my neurodivergent brain, it would be nice to have all of the AI tools in one space. Can you all help me understand what agent OS is? submitted by /u/EducatedBrotha [link] [Kommentare]
Apparatverk is a small design and manufacturing studio specializing in custom furniture, electronics, and objects.
This is absolutely insane and just continues to remind me of the COVID dip in March 2020. ETH is no longer #2, falling to #3 now to Tether. Many of the big alts are dropping BELOW their low ranges of the 2022/2023 bear market, lower than even where they were after the collapse of FTX. Crazy to see this all playing out. I am predominantly BTC, but also have had positions in ETH an ADA for a while now. I've been loading up aggressively on BTC this year in the 60k range, but the insane volatility on the alts has made me a bit more conservative with my moves on them. This will eventually find some sort of floor of support where it stabilizes, I don't know exactly where or when this will happen, so plan is to focus more on accumulating BTC for now. Crazy times. submitted by /u/ubermensch1001 [link] [Kommentare]
>Suit up for humanity. Pilot your mobile suit and fight for survival in 2027. Wishlist GUNDAM ROGUE ORBIT now for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and Steam. submitted by /u/ControlCAD [link] [Kommentare]
