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It's funny to read all those grammatical mistakes in the abstract. They are probably just not native English speakers, but to me it sounds like they were franti
by cubefox 3y ago
It's funny to read all those grammatical mistakes in the abstract. They are probably just not native English speakers, but to me it sounds like they were frantically typing the paper as soon as they finally got results after a 20 hour lab marathon and way too much caffeine. :D
- bawolff 3y agoIt isn't the prettiest prose i have ever read, but no obvious outright mistakes stick out to me. It doesn't read any worse than the average hn comment.
- zulmkodr 3y agoIf only they had a technical writer in their team
- alberto_ol 3y agoFrom her wikipedia page, Sinéad Griffin is an Irish physicist, so she seems a native English speaker https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sin%C3%A9ad_Griffin https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sin%C3%A9ad_Griffin
- return_to_monke 3y agoIn the original paper, so i assume the Lee-Kim ones
- cubefox 3y agoI wanted to comment on a paper by some different group. It's confusing with all those papers floating around on HN.
- cududa 3y agoWhat? So you didn't even click the paper being discussed here and just threw in a comment criticizing some entirely different person's mastery of english "I don't like the waiters in this restaurant" "Have you ever eaten here?" "Oh. No. I mean the other restaurant." "Which restaurant?" "I mean one of those other restaurants in town. Don't like 'em. They talk funny."