kirk21

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by kirk21 13y ago
3 steps: 1) Search on Google Scholar(using boolean operators) 2) Find interesting articles and read them 3) Check the references that are used in these articles. These articles might be interesting as well. ps: We are building a tool to wri
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Want to sell more?
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Thanks, will check it out!
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Tool for academic researchers: beta.bohrresearch.com It is cool because it helps academic researchers to spend more time on their research.
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by kirk21 13y ago
Moving out next week to work on a tool for academics. Anyone up for coffee? Mail awesome[at]bohrresearch.com Link: beta.bohrresearch.com
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Lazy travel pictures. Interesting concept?
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Any idea what mailsystem they use to handle all these mails? Or is it an in-house build system?
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Russia has the corner on guns in space(nbcnews.com)
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by kirk21 13y ago
Have created an overview of all his interviews here: http://everyelonmuskvideo.tumblr.com This is also cool: http://shitelonsays.com
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by kirk21 13y ago
Awesome! How did your family/friends react? What is your next stop? Moving to Berlin next month to bootstrap.
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Congrats. Also cool that you give money back if they don't like the leads. Question: do you consider an 'entry' plan as well (say 150 dollar)?
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If you have the 'right topic' like chemistry, a PhD can do wonders for your career. If you work on other topics (like movie studies), not so much if you don't want to become an academic. Small weekend project: What type of Ph
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by kirk21 13y ago
My main challenge is to keep focus and motivation. My weekend project to keep me motivated during my PhD: http://bohrresearch.com
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PhD motivator (small weekend project)(bohrresearch.com)
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Great tool for academics! Cool that you can add special sections like patents. (disclosure: we are building a tool for researchers to write better papers: bohr.launchrock.com)
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Reading the sample and it is interesting so far. Elon is awesome! Can you disclose how many people bought the book or what price they picked(median price)?
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Wow! This must have been a lot of work to write this all down. We are creating tools for PhD students so they can work more efficiently. bohr.launchrock.com
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Can you say which one? Thanks!
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Looks great, we use Producteev atm but a lot of us don't like it. It became cluttered because we use it with a lot of ppl (user rights etc.). What UI tools do you use? The page where users fill in their data is cool :)
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We are creating new tools for academics: bohr.launchrock.com
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They are indeed open minded and interested in new ideas and technologies. We hope they will like our new tool for PhD students: bohr.launchrock.com
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They are indeed very open minded and interested in new technology and ideas. We hope that they will like our tool for PhD students: bohr.launchrock.com
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Great article! We're creating a tool for PhD students: bohr.launchrock.com
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Review your experience with academic journals' review processes (journalreviewer.org)
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On academic rigor(walt.foreignpolicy.com)
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by kirk21 13y ago
Depends on what topic you are working on. Very often PhD's work on projects for companies so that they have practical experience as well. (disclosure: we are working on a tool for academics: http://bohr.launchrock.com/ ).
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(PhD) Researcher? Please provide feedback
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Fundamental versus applied science: Bohr's quadrant(judithcurry.com)
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We are bringing a tribute to Bohr as well: http://bohr.launchrock.com Most awesome scientist ever. He had a big impact on how science works nowadays (see Solvay conference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solvay_Conference )
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Favorite scientist?
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