This can definitely be a useful supplement to the current theoretical way in which ml is taught, instead focusing on more practical applications

For sure! The easier it is to go from ideas/theoretical papers to tangible code that one can play and build with, the more and faster we'll see interesting breakthroughs in industry as well as other fields of research (medicine, robotics, space) imho.

This I hope is one meaningful step in the right direction :)

Hi, I'm one of the creators of this extension. This chrome/firefox extension automatically finds and links code for ML papers anywhere on the web (Google, Arxiv, Twitter, Scholar, and more). The general hope is to start bridging the gap between academia/research and builders & makers with code.

Open to all feedback and requests here, and would love to hear from you, cheers!

For those using Firefox instead, here's the add-on: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/code-finder-c...

Thanks! I was looking for this as I really don't prefer Chrome.

Lmk if you run into any issues with the firefox add-on as it's newer, but fwiw tested it and it works well!

Awesome work Gaurav & team!

Thanks Nipun

This is really useful. Great job

Glad you like it! I'm one of the folks building CatalyzeX. Let me know if you have any requests or issues anytime.