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   by e_g 15y ago

   Exactly. A study by Tuliving and Madigan ( http://alicekim.ca/AnnRev70.pdf ) outlines this nicely. In the words of David T. Lykken ( http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.118... ): In their 1970 Annual review chapter on
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   by e_g 15y ago

   Reminded me of this post http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2646501 about a guy who created a knife from scratch, starting with the construction of this own smelter.
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   by e_g 15y ago

   In my personal experience the main problem with scientific research today is caused by publication counts representing the sole metric for academic success. Research is 'optimized' for publications and segmented according to conference sche
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   by e_g 15y ago

   SEEKING WORK -- Freelance/Remote/Travel/Local PhD in Information Retrieval graduate (9/2011, UK), 3yrs industry experience (IBM lab, and HP Consulting division) Programming Languages : Java, C#, Python, Ruby, R, Perl, C Research IR : Sear