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by dbcooper 3y ago
This song sums up how awful most lab careers are better than any articles that I am aware of: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_bB3LBYG6E&list=RDQ_bB3LBYG... "You halted the march of progress."
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by dbcooper 3y ago
Exactly. It's far better to get rejected early from the PhD track, for not being a high achiever, than to muddle through unable to secure a job. You would still be able to prove yourself in a masters degree.
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by dbcooper 3y ago
A part of this is that in academia there are often few positive career rewards. You're under pressure to publish frequently, in high impact factor journals, and that is to keep your job. You don't get pay rises or bonuses, or an
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by dbcooper 3y ago
Why not just ask when will immortality be achieved?
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by dbcooper 3y ago
Okay, this really doesn't look like a sober scientific publication. Source: Another scam blog. LOL.
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AMD Announces Alveo MA35D Media Accelerator: AV1 Video Encode at 1W per Stream(anandtech.com)
4 points by dbcooper 4y ago|1 comments
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by dbcooper 4y ago
The submission title has taken the liberty of heavily editorializing. This is a submission to a minor journal, of a complicated material, attempting to do something that is clinically very difficult. I'm not trying to dismiss this re
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by dbcooper 4y ago
Thread Hijack: Is there a capable alternative to Microsoft's Outlook client, that has good translation of emails built in? This is for Windows. Outlook is so slow, and it opens a small side pane for translation. It has a horrible UI.
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by dbcooper 4y ago
This is also a problem with iron salt supplements. As someone with Crohn's disease, I am interested in developing superior alternatives.
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by dbcooper 4y ago
Does it involve not only producing dimly lit garbage?
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by dbcooper 4y ago
Any indication of cost per kWh?
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by dbcooper 4y ago
Any recommendations for writing manuscripts for scientific journals?
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by dbcooper 4y ago
Wow, better have a big brain post ready to explain how someone who said all the right things was a terrible person and a criminal from top to bottom. Don't compound credulity and naivety any further.
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by dbcooper 4y ago
There desperately needs to be a fork of Firefox that sheds the terrible organisation that is Mozilla. They have destroyed a great product and paid themselves handsomely to do so. Technically incompetent, but full of cunning.
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The Pax Chipzilla Is Over, and Intel Can’t Hold Back the Barbarians(nextplatform.com)
5 points by dbcooper 4y ago|0 comments
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How China’s Biren Is Attempting to Evade US Sanctions(semianalysis.com)
2 points by dbcooper 4y ago|0 comments
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Upscale SDK Comparison(tellusim.com)
1 points by dbcooper 4y ago|0 comments
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One of the greatest chefs was found dead in SF. His killing is still unsolved(sfgate.com)
8 points by dbcooper 4y ago|0 comments
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Wireshark 4.0 Network Protocol Analyzer Released(phoronix.com)
4 points by dbcooper 4y ago|0 comments
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by dbcooper 4y ago
Mozilla - time to get that translation service to support chinese!
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Google shuts down Translate service in China(cnbc.com)
4 points by dbcooper 4y ago|1 comments
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by dbcooper 4y ago
Conversion of methane into methanol is a large scale industrial process that underpins much of the chemical industry. This post's title is misleading, and the original title is slightly more informative: "New Method Converts Green
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Pop_OS Cosmic Desktop to Make Use of Iced Rust Toolkit Rather Than GTK(phoronix.com)
132 points by dbcooper 4y ago|93 comments
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Shane Gillis’s Fall and Rise(newyorker.com)
1 points by dbcooper 4y ago|0 comments
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by dbcooper 4y ago
Great to see contributions from a fellow Suzhou Julia enthusiast.
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by dbcooper 4y ago
Lack of support for Chinese or French is disappointing.
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by dbcooper 4y ago
Download is blocked for that article.
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by dbcooper 4y ago
Anyone know how to download the Nature "Sharedit" pdfs?
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Switzerland’s underground freight project gets start date(lenews.ch)
166 points by dbcooper 4y ago|94 comments
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by dbcooper 4y ago
Science needs more "technicians" of all types, and less PhD students. Good luck making that transformation though.

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