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by cs2818 10y ago
Really? I haven't seen this happening yet. I still self-host copies of my publications. I'm not sure how I (or others in the same position) would respond to a request to remove them from IEEE.
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by cs2818 10y ago
The best explanations I've found seem to include "a culture of victimhood" rising in popularity [0]. Though my sociologist friends probably wouldn't agree. [0] http://booksandjournals.brillonline.com/cont
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by cs2818 11y ago
I've noticed this in my own classes. I switched to using a tablet with a pen years ago for this reason. Paper and pen are nice too, but I do like the ability to look up things if questions arise. It's also great for classes that a
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by cs2818 11y ago
I guess I don't fully understand the scenario being described. She writes that the T.A. tried to explain "again, and again, and again", then after she said "I DON’T UNDERSTAND", he was "eager to help us".
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by cs2818 11y ago
Yes, I'd agree. The most troubling part is that often our projects are multi-year grants, with each phase building on the prior, which truly merits the use of good software engineering techniques. However, as soon as the PI of the gran
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by cs2818 11y ago
There is actually a lot of pressure to use good software engineering techniques, but that pressure is overpowered by the need to produce and publish results. I can't count the number of times an important demo, media coverage opportuni
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by cs2818 11y ago
When will actual testing be conducted on this? My understanding is that bird strike tests are conducted against jet engines. Am I missing something that prevents us from conducting a few tests with these everyday "drones"? I have
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by cs2818 11y ago
Yes, it is prevented legally. When a journal agrees to publish your work they require you to sign over copyright to them. The terms may vary on the transfer of copyright, but in general you are not authorized to self-host a free version of
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by cs2818 11y ago
Yeah, our time to shine has finally come! We use Bitbucket in our ~30 member academic robotics research lab, it's wonderful because they are nice enough to supply us with as much as we need (private repos, teams, etc.) for free!
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by cs2818 11y ago
Exact opposite for me, does a great job at recognizing speech but a horrible job providing answers to even simple questions.
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by cs2818 11y ago
While I think that many of the world's higher education systems are moving towards optimizing throughput rather than focusing on truly engaging with students, it is wrong to assume that this trend only affects the humanities. As a rese
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by cs2818 11y ago
Did your phones use a double press of the headphones button to skip tracks? I know on some device I have used there is a delay in interpreting a single press because the device has a longer window to allow for a double press. Although this
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by cs2818 11y ago
Wow, I was prescribed Paxil as a teenager for a year or so. Glad the only side effect I experienced was weight gain.
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by cs2818 11y ago
I've been a researcher in the field of human-robot interaction for a while, and I'm not too sure this article's claims will remain true in the future. There is significant interest in robots and computers achieving social com
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by cs2818 11y ago
Yes, two different times in Texas. Both times late at night with no other vehicles on the road and both times no other violations. Was never ticketed for it, but did have to entertain the officer's BS line of questioning about where I