Are we in a hurry then? Can you give examples of where important mathematical research was delayed because of peer review errors? And yes, I am arguing that they should not be released if they cannot be verified within…
Normal peer review works by submitting the article to the appropriate journal, suggesting some preferred reviewers that have expertise in the subject, after which the rest of the process ideally is then orchestrated by…
If it were submitted to a journal, it would be outright rejected. We should give the peer review process -however flawed it is- some credit here. Dumping hundreds of AI-generated preprint articles on the field should…
Uh copper theft was quite a problem along Belgian train lines for a while.
Also, "rouge" is one of the oldest spelling mistakes on the internet. ALL BLUES ROUGE LFG WC/RFD
Lol, let's see it make a powerpoint presentation that doesn't have a different word for the same concept every other slide.
Saunas have hourglasses (usually a multiple of 5 mins)?
Goddamnit it was going to tell me how to scale down ingredients for a pie recipe based on relative diameters of the baking tray.
Claude Code's creative use of language in an engineering context is often quite infuriating.The below examples are not technically wrong, but they add additional overhead when trying to decipher what it actually means.…
Why are you using an em-dash though?
Elon Musk, that talentless neonazi, is your hero?
Ah yes, sustainable progress, like we're doing now?
Why does a robot vacuum have a microphone? Voice control?
> a hierarchical graph layout algorithm based on the Sugiyama framework, using Brandes-Köpf for node positioning. I am sorry for being direct but you could have just kept it to the first part of that sentence.…
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When did Zuck start caring about society?
I hate a lot of things about LaTeX (also wrote several theses in it, as well as research articles), but the math syntax definitely wasn't one of them. Why on earth would they change it?
This one's ruining the planet though. Most advertisements serve to make people buy stuff they don't need.
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> Windows in public areas (subway cars, elevators) that display advertisements or animations. I would say this is even more distressing, they are literally trying to invade every damn steradian of your field of view.…
Nice that the author provides some context...
If only there were some other cheaper and more efficient mode of transportation that basically solves every single issue you mentioned. If only...
"Yeah okay Béla I get it you got absolute pitch, sheesh..."
There's an article under there? Couldn't see it due to a paywall and the cookie pop-ups...
IIUC - International Islamic University Chittagong?
Are we in a hurry then? Can you give examples of where important mathematical research was delayed because of peer review errors? And yes, I am arguing that they should not be released if they cannot be verified within…
Normal peer review works by submitting the article to the appropriate journal, suggesting some preferred reviewers that have expertise in the subject, after which the rest of the process ideally is then orchestrated by…
If it were submitted to a journal, it would be outright rejected. We should give the peer review process -however flawed it is- some credit here. Dumping hundreds of AI-generated preprint articles on the field should…
Uh copper theft was quite a problem along Belgian train lines for a while.
Also, "rouge" is one of the oldest spelling mistakes on the internet. ALL BLUES ROUGE LFG WC/RFD
Lol, let's see it make a powerpoint presentation that doesn't have a different word for the same concept every other slide.
Saunas have hourglasses (usually a multiple of 5 mins)?
Goddamnit it was going to tell me how to scale down ingredients for a pie recipe based on relative diameters of the baking tray.
Claude Code's creative use of language in an engineering context is often quite infuriating.The below examples are not technically wrong, but they add additional overhead when trying to decipher what it actually means.…
Why are you using an em-dash though?
Elon Musk, that talentless neonazi, is your hero?
Ah yes, sustainable progress, like we're doing now?
Why does a robot vacuum have a microphone? Voice control?
> a hierarchical graph layout algorithm based on the Sugiyama framework, using Brandes-Köpf for node positioning. I am sorry for being direct but you could have just kept it to the first part of that sentence.…
[dead]
When did Zuck start caring about society?
I hate a lot of things about LaTeX (also wrote several theses in it, as well as research articles), but the math syntax definitely wasn't one of them. Why on earth would they change it?
This one's ruining the planet though. Most advertisements serve to make people buy stuff they don't need.
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> Windows in public areas (subway cars, elevators) that display advertisements or animations. I would say this is even more distressing, they are literally trying to invade every damn steradian of your field of view.…
Nice that the author provides some context...
If only there were some other cheaper and more efficient mode of transportation that basically solves every single issue you mentioned. If only...
"Yeah okay Béla I get it you got absolute pitch, sheesh..."
There's an article under there? Couldn't see it due to a paywall and the cookie pop-ups...
IIUC - International Islamic University Chittagong?