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PICABench: How Far Are We from Physically Realistic Image Editing?
Can AI Make Photo Edits Look Totally Real? Ever wondered why a removed object sometimes leaves a ghostly…
InfiMed-ORBIT: Aligning LLMs on Open-Ended Complex Tasks via Rubric-BasedIncremental Training
How AI Doctors Get Smarter with Rubric Training Ever wondered how a chatbot could give you reliable medical…
Symmetric Reference Counting: How to Eliminate Cycles Without a Garbage Collector
Introduction When we talk about reference counting, everyone remembers one pain point: cyclic references. This is when two…
MTSQL-R1: Towards Long-Horizon Multi-Turn Text-to-SQL via Agentic Training
AI Agent Learns to Talk to Databases Over Long Conversations Ever wondered how a chatbot could actually fetch…
Deep Dive into Scala 3 Macros: Building a Custom String Interpolator
This blog post explores the powerful macro system in Scala 3 through a practical example: a custom string…
☕ Cache Eviction — Lessons from a Small Café
Imagine running a cozy café with a tiny pastry shelf. You can only keep a few items at…
Three reasons why computer science is no longer sexy – for now
For many decades a computer science degree meant job security, high salary and different employer perks. Sometimes students…
Proof & Completion – Dare Validation with AI
The most exciting part: users can submit proof of their completed dares. Features: Upload image, video, or text.…
Efficient Vertex Cover Approximation via Iterative Dominating Set Transformations
Frank Vega Information Physics Institute, 840 W 67th St, Hialeah, FL 33012, USA vega.frank@gmail.com Problem Statement Vertex Cover…
