
Introducing a revival of PapersWithCode! As @ilyasut said, we're back to the "age of research". Hence, it's important to share research and build on each other's work. > find SOTA per domain, not j…
The Hook
“Hey everyone, I'm Niels Rogge and I'm super excited to introduce you to Papers with Codes, a revival of the old Papers with Codes website. As Ilya Sutskever said, we're back to the age of research. Hence, it's important to share research and build on each other's work. And that's exactly what Papers with Codes tries to do. We use AI agents to parse and tag research papers with relevant categories and methods. Let me show you how it works.”
Product Reveal
“So here we are on the trending page. You can see the trending papers, you can filter by newest, most cited. You can also filter by domain. So for example, if you're interested in agents, you can click on agents and you'll see the trending papers for agents. You can also click on a paper to see more details. So for example, if you click on this paper, you'll see the abstract, the tasks, the methods, and the results. You can also click on the GitHub repository to see the code, or you can click on the arXiv page to see the full paper. You can also see the benchmarks for this paper, and you can compare them to other models.”
Feature Teaser
“You can also browse by state-of-the-art. So for example, if you're interested in embedding models, you can click on embedding models and you'll see the leaderboard for embedding models. You can also browse by methods. So for example, if you're interested in quantization, you can click on quantization and you'll see an explanation of quantization and the papers that use it. So this is just a quick overview of Papers with Codes. I'm super excited about this first draft, and I'm looking forward to adding more features in the future.”
Call to Action
“So this is just a quick overview of Papers with Codes. I'm super excited about this first draft, and I'm looking forward to adding more features in the future. So stay tuned, and I hope you enjoy using Papers with Codes!”
Synthesizable in Remotion · key components of the founder-overlay-screencast-demo template.
A live presenter's webcam feed is positioned in a fixed corner (bottom-right) of the screen, overlaid on a full-screen recording of a web application's UI. The presenter maintains eye contact and speaks directly to the camera while the UI is actively navigated.
Use a `Video` component for the screen recording as the base layer. Overlay a circular `Img` or `Video` component for the presenter's feed, positioned using `absolute` CSS positioning. Ensure the presenter's video has a transparent background or is masked to a circular shape. Synchronize presenter's speech with UI actions using `interpolate` for cursor movements and `Sequence` for scene changes.
A mouse cursor moves deliberately across the web application UI, highlighting clickable elements, scrolling through content, and opening new tabs or sections. The cursor's movement is smooth and purposeful, drawing attention to specific features as the presenter describes them.
Implement a custom SVG cursor component. Animate its `x` and `y` coordinates using `spring` or `interpolate` to follow a predefined path of UI interaction points. Use `delay` and `duration` to match the timing of the presenter's dialogue. Add subtle `scale` or `opacity` changes on hover/click states for interactive elements.
Purpose. To establish credibility, introduce the product, and articulate the core problem it solves (sharing research in the 'age of research').
Execution. Presenter appears in a corner overlay, directly addressing the audience, while the website's initial landing page is shown in the background, setting the context.
Purpose. To demonstrate the primary functionality of the website, showing how users can find and interact with research papers.
Execution. The presenter's cursor navigates through trending papers, clicks into a specific paper, and highlights key sections like abstract, tasks, methods, and results, including links to GitHub and arXiv.
Purpose. To showcase advanced features like browsing by state-of-the-art, leaderboards, and detailed method explanations, emphasizing the depth of information available.
Execution. The cursor explores different navigation tabs ('Browse state-of-the-art', 'Methods'), revealing leaderboards for embedding models and detailed explanations of technical concepts like 'Quantization'.
Purpose. To summarize the product's value, express enthusiasm for its potential, and hint at future developments.
Execution. The presenter reiterates the excitement for the product, maintaining the corner overlay while the website is shown, reinforcing the product as the central focus.
Objective
Launch a new AI-powered code refactoring tool called 'RefactorFlow'.How the recipe adapts
The founder of RefactorFlow would appear in the bottom-right corner, explaining the tool's capabilities. The main screen would show a live demonstration of RefactorFlow's web interface, with the cursor navigating through codebases, selecting sections for refactoring, and showcasing the AI's suggestions and automated changes in real-time. The video would highlight features like 'Smart Suggestions', 'Automated Fixes', and 'Code Quality Metrics' with precise cursor movements and smooth scrolling through code files. The calm electronic music would underscore the focused, technical nature of the product.Scene durations (4 scenes, 181s)
Key Remotion components
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