Javier Burroni

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Initial Analysis of OpenReview API Security Incident

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@rauchg @vercel we need to take down this website openreview.online that is sharing data leaked during an API incident happened in OpenReview yesterday, can you help us? x.com/openreviewnet/… Muchas gracias!

Statement Regarding API Security Incident - November 27, 2025

@pfau I might be wrong, but my intuition is that “hardcore numerical computing people” usually work with a fixed number of dimensions, and their main variable is the level of precision. And that feels somehow different from deep learning. (I should say ML)

Sorry this bf16 vs fp16 discourse is so funny to me. For serious scientific applications I've never even been able to get TF32 to work and do everything in fp32. Meanwhile hardcore numerical computing people are shocked I don't use fp64.

@nilslidhjortuio @StatModeling A very enjoyable reading!

@StatModeling Overdispersed & Markovian children (yes, there's a tiny effect): mn.uio.no/math/english/r…

Studying sex ratios is just a lot harder than you think: effects are tiny and variation is large. statmodeling.stat.columbia.edu/2025/10/31/stu…

@ralsina El que hizo Merlin vive a una cuadra de mi casa. Un capo!

Hey un chingolo!

I crossed an interesting threshold yesterday, which I think many other mathematicians have been crossing recently as well. In the middle of trying to prove a result, I identified a statement that looked true and that would, if true, be useful to me. 1/3

We’re hiring a Cloud Infrastructure Engineer! As OpenReview continues to expand its reach and impact across the global research community, we’re excited to announce a new opportunity to join our team: Cloud Infrastructure Engineer (Remote). More details: openreview.net/forum/bok%7Cop…

@princesamonto @ugemitch Entre a escribir lo mismo.

@ugemitch Pensé que iba a ser Busqued. Che qué pasó con ese servicio anti clickbait que dabas.

me parece absolutamente genial que la cuarta "personalidad más influyente en redes" sea alguien que no está entre nosotros hace más de un año

@kohantoys Esa es muy buena, y las versiones sin gluten también!

Yo se que todos somos fanáticos de Barilla, pero los italianos medio que la odian. Aparentemente la buena pasta tiene que tener esta textura rugosa, como con puntitos.

Nice feature from @openreviewnet. You can track publication versions across different venues (e.g., arXiv, ICLR, ACL)!

When a single telescope is projected to stream ~62 exabytes of data every year, we need better compression. Learned compression is one answer--check out our new project page here:

Comparto una breve reflexión sobre la decisión del Banco Central de no mencionar a Maradona en el comunicado que informa sobre la emisión de una moneda, no en la moneda misma, cuyo motivo principal es el segundo gol que Diego le hizo a Inglaterra en 1986.

@aphexcoya 🤷‍♂️

@JavierBurroni Entre lineas entendi que se referia al modelo de negocios de pegarle a la API de openai para automatizar un servicio de WhatsApp. Es cierto que tech es mucho mas que eso

Las biotech y las nanotech

This bias in academia is brutal

@ben_golub It gets better every night.

Goodnight Moon is very, very good