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Does this guy have a voting ring? Speaking as a physics PhD, this is really on the edge of blogspam.
by terra_t 16y ago
Does this guy have a voting ring? Speaking as a physics PhD, this is really on the edge of blogspam.
- shogunmike 16y agoNope, no voting ring - I'm pretty surprised it hit the front page to be honest. In fact, I was debating whether to post it at all as it is obviously not startup/tech related. Then again, I'd seen a few other physics related posts pop up so I thought it might have some appeal. Given that you're a physics PhD, I'd love to hear your thoughts on how the post could be improved. I'm keen to expand it and "fill in the gaps" that others have suggested.
- terra_t 16y agoI don't see the problem is that there are gaps, it's that it's just too much stuff. The reason it seems spammy to me is that it's a big dump of stuff that isn't well categorized. To really get on top of all that stuff is a huge project, and the best way you're going to do it is by solving problem sets for a few years. From my current viewpoint, I'd pick something really specific (say, modern models of quantum black holes) and try to develop the straightest line to it. Of course, I blew 9 years getting an undergrad and grad degree so I've got that base.
- wh-uws 16y agoplease explain your sentiment (speaking as a cs undergrad who failed physics once but is still interested learning)