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How to force not only one, but three solutions into a non-existing problem. This must be a parody of cryto bros/AI bros, right.
by raincole 1y ago
How to force not only one, but three solutions into a non-existing problem. This must be a parody of cryto bros/AI bros, right.
- armchairhacker 1y agoThose may not be the solutions, but the problem certainly exists. I'm in academia and even I'll admit it has a lot of nepotism. People who are famous or infamous are identified despite peer-review (stylometry and subject) and the reviewers are biased for or against them. Also see comments like https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45396377#45396617 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45396377#45396617: "It’s basically impossible to make a career as a scientist these days without constantly promoting yourself and your work unfortunately". If attaching your name to a paper becomes taboo, perhaps promotion will be less important, and if results can be judged algorithmically, definitely so.