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Thank you. Side note: who thinks it's a great idea not to put any publication date on a paper? And is there a rule for HN to put at least the year in the title,
by mhdhn 4y ago
Thank you. Side note: who thinks it's a great idea not to put any publication date on a paper? And is there a rule for HN to put at least the year in the title, especially if it's not clearly visible at the top of the linked paper. There oughta be.
- capableweb 4y agoYeah, it's stupid not to include it. Sometimes you can guess it (poorly) by looking at the references, if there is more than a few. If the latest one is at 1998, you can guess the paper is from somewhere around 2-5 years after. In this particular case, latest publish reference is at 1998 and one marked as "to be published" at 2000 so that makes it a bit easier to guess pretty exactly :)