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Is the IEEE still relevant today? I would say arxiv is publishing more relevant research
by brcmthrowaway 3y ago
Is the IEEE still relevant today? I would say arxiv is publishing more relevant research
- rayiner 3y agoThe IEEE is the professional society of electrical engineers, and designs many important standards.
- helf 3y ago[dead]
- lolinder 3y agoArxiv is pre-publishing, not publishing. Much as I wish the death of Elsevier, this is an important distinction for us to maintain, as we all found out during the LK-99 superconductor craze.
- xyzzyz 3y agoThere is plenty of fake crap that’s published too. Publishing is really not that big of an improvement over Arxiv. Ask working scientists.
- lolinder 3y agoIt's a question of volume of crap. Just because garbage makes it through the filter doesn't mean the filter isn't doing anything. As for asking working scientists, working scientists were warning caution during the LK-99 debacle partially by reminding people that it hadn't even been published yet.
- aeonik 3y agoI think these are still relevant. - IEEE 802.3: Ethernet - IEEE 802.11: Wi-Fi - IEEE 802.15.1: Bluetooth - IEEE 802.1Q: VLANs - IEEE 1588: Precision Time Protocol - IEEE 802.3af/at/bt: Power over Ethernet
- nine_k 3y agoAs a standards body at least, very much relevant.