jruohonen

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The Electric Typewriter(tetw.org)
1 points by jruohonen 28d ago|0 comments
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Experiment: How easy is it to buy a research paper on the black market?(news.err.ee)
4 points by jruohonen 28d ago|0 comments
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by jruohonen 28d ago
A good read with a positive concluding paragraph. Happens also elsewhere.
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Here Comes the Sun(granta.com)
2 points by jruohonen 28d ago|2 comments
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Show Us the Wonder! Where Is Your Wonder?(rosalux.de)
2 points by jruohonen 28d ago|0 comments
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Is Finland to blame for the falling Pisa scores? Some think so(yle.fi)
3 points by jruohonen 1mo ago|0 comments
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A Guide to Sankt Pauli, Hamburg(alexgettinglost.com)
3 points by jruohonen 1mo ago|0 comments
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Opposing AI data centers is one thing Americans agree on(goodauthority.org)
2 points by jruohonen 1mo ago|0 comments
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Nobody Said Stop(digitaldigging.org)
1 points by jruohonen 1mo ago|0 comments
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by jruohonen 1mo ago
So sad.
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by jruohonen 1mo ago
"Own the Tests" I would generalize this good point; take ownership in what you do, whether code, documentation, papers, or something else.
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by jruohonen 1mo ago
Again off-topic: but anyone know with which he did the plots? A similar question asked previously, but it was easier, I suppose: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49491791 And asked because they seem pretty cool!
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The pencil case model of creativity(dub.uu.nl)
69 points by jruohonen 1mo ago|22 comments
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Don't Use a gmail.com Address(crookedtimber.org)
67 points by jruohonen 1mo ago|57 comments
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by jruohonen 1mo ago
ND is important for those who do "authoritative writing" (for a lack of a better term); i.e., when you write with your real name, you do not want nonsense and disinformation associated with your name.
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by jruohonen 1mo ago
True enough; philosophically, I am still in the BY camp (a.k.a. BSD/MIT/etc.), and I do not particularly care about the NC part, but ND is increasingly important for non-code. But if they could do even the BY properly, it would be
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by jruohonen 1mo ago
CC BY-NC-ND is what I'm also increasingly using (for non-code), though not always, and disheartenedly. (And as commented, the non-code context is different.)
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by jruohonen 1mo ago
Please do it for OA libraries, like Project Gutenberg.
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The Slopconomy and Its Alternatives(farsight.cifs.dk)
3 points by jruohonen 1mo ago|0 comments
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by jruohonen 1mo ago
Sometime ago I asked about the duplication detection at HN, and if I remember correctly, I was told that duplicates pass once enough time has passed. But certainly it does not apply here because: https://news.ycombinator.com&#x2F
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by jruohonen 1mo ago
A good read. Though, I've sometimes thought about the positive things with procrastination; depending on what you do, it may sometimes even be a good thing?
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by jruohonen 1mo ago
Great; it would be good to have a precedent. (The one you picked, [6], is indeed a blazing case.) And good luck with your business; it is very much welcomed!
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by jruohonen 1mo ago
I thought arXiv had a policy for this stuff?
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by jruohonen 1mo ago
Multiple; see, e.g., https://eualternative.eu/
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When Traceroutes Lie(labs.ripe.net)
3 points by jruohonen 1mo ago|1 comments
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The Magical Number Seven, Plus or Minus Two(psychclassics.yorku.ca)
1 points by jruohonen 1mo ago|1 comments
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Welcome to the Old Internet Again(theoldnet.com)
9 points by jruohonen 1mo ago|0 comments
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I've Been Reading(antonyfb.com)
2 points by jruohonen 1mo ago|1 comments
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by jruohonen 1mo ago
Great find!
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Meta's Addictive Design(bitsoffreedom.nl)
4 points by jruohonen 1mo ago|0 comments

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