giffmana: the 'missing method' is just curriculum learning, task distribution is the key
giffmana · x · 2026-10-10
Responding to a new research result, Lucas Beyer (giffmana) notes the supposedly 'missing' method is simply curriculum learning, a long-standing idea, and argues the key to making it work well has always been the task distribution.
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