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I think the argument is that it's not for career scientists. I gave up wanting to get into academia once I found how awful the working conditions are. Now I'm
by drekipus 2y ago
I think the argument is that it's not for career scientists.
I gave up wanting to get into academia once I found how awful the working conditions are. Now I'm in a more comfortable life, I'd love to have access (ie: visibility) on recent developments and research.
I'm reminded of this story: https://spectrum.ieee.org/coordinated-robotics-winner-nasa-space-robotics-challenge https://spectrum.ieee.org/coordinated-robotics-winner-nasa-s...
- casparvitch 2y agoIf the return isn't there for career scientists, and it takes them 4-6hrs to read a paper properly, then can non-specialists really get much out of the process?