0: https://lucidrains.github.io
1: https://github.com/lucidrains
2: https://paperswithcode.com/paper/coca-contrastive-captioners...
0: https://lucidrains.github.io
1: https://github.com/lucidrains
2: https://paperswithcode.com/paper/coca-contrastive-captioners...
If it's supposed to stay secret, what's the point of "here's instructions for how to reproduce our big secret"?
Presumably the societal purpose of papers is to share knowledge, and the individual purpose is to take credit and win prestige.
It seems like the first purpose would be better served by also publishing code etc, and the second purpose wouldn't be harmed by it?
Look at GPT-3+, OpenAI gets fame and fortune while people struggle to reproduce their last-gen models.
They just want to get onto the next research instead of taking time to publish a clean open-source implementation, which can (and will) be done by somebody else anyways.