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I have an idea about quantitatively measuring git commits and associated names of a population in order to make to make qualitative statements about each indivi
by cjslep 7y ago
I have an idea about quantitatively measuring git commits and associated names of a population in order to make to make qualitative statements about each individual's life experiences in subsets of that population, like "most of the men have no life", "the men need to go outside and smile more".
I did technical things and some math. But it's an edgy conclusion. Can I be published in your journal?
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- coldtea 7y agoIs that supposed to be making fun of people's strawman ideas of what this paper is (and can't be be, given its topic)? Else, it could very well serve as that.
- cjslep 7y agoI would like to think my response makes relentless fun of your position (and a mockery of your delivery) as well as chide the position of those that will inevitably strawman it. Neither such positions addresses the real crumbling core which is that the conclusions of the paper do not reasonably follow from the bibliographic methodology, and as such the paper's entire approach is quite illogical from the get-go. The positions I make fun of accept this insanity. Toodle-oo~
- thrower123 7y agoYou could get away with that, because it's generally accepted as okay to poke male nerds in the eye. Some would even applaud you for "punching up".