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As an aside, you can usually find a lot of papers behind the ACM paywall by searching on CiteSeer or Google Scholar, particularly searching with the authors' na
by silentbicycle 17y ago
As an aside, you can usually find a lot of papers behind the ACM paywall by searching on CiteSeer or Google Scholar, particularly searching with the authors' names.
If you find a paper hard to follow, start with the others it references. I've found a few niche papers that were worthwhile just for their bibliographies. (I didn't know what the issue was typically called.)
- ZeroGravitas 17y agoI recently submitted a story about the launch of AcaWiki: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=864056 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=864056 It's a wiki where people can summarize published papers (both publicly available and paywalled). Seemed like a good idea, both for people to practice summarizing what they've learned and for quickly finding relevant papers. There's only two CS papers so far: http://acawiki.org/Special:SearchByProperty/Subject/Computer-20Science http://acawiki.org/Special:SearchByProperty/Subject/Computer... Actually looks like there's three now.