leemailll

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by leemailll 10y ago
haha, so true
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by leemailll 10y ago
Actually for fMRI studies most people use matlab and share it. It is not really closed-sourced. But I guess many guys in the field won't bother too much to read the codes from a widely used and well-cited matlab script
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by leemailll 10y ago
Peer-review in biology-related fields doesn't bother too much about the details of your code. Only recently a few journals begin to ask guys to submit the source code if the manuscript is mainly about some new analysis methods. So it
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by leemailll 10y ago
what is your field? Neuroscience?
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by leemailll 10y ago
n>=30 is not the same as gaussian distribution
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by leemailll 11y ago
I find it funny somehow invented a dish never found in any menu in China saying other's dish is not "authentic". He is right other did not follow his recipe, but "authentic" is a word I would never associate with m
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by leemailll 11y ago
Everything I learned from past years frustration with google products is that their product survival time is getting shorter and shorter. From Greader's 8 year life span to Glass'SIDS, if we plot the product survival curve maybe w
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by leemailll 11y ago
It give me a strange feeling with "Open" in title and documents in MS propriety file formats.
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by leemailll 11y ago
Someone in acedemic pickup and publish a paper on realization of the algorithm with quantum computer
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by leemailll 11y ago
Ninety mile beach? Then we have to wish automatic cars have a Jeremy Clarkson mode
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by leemailll 11y ago
I think he means no cash. And in China people usually don't need to call for cab service. It is more like NY style, you stand on the curbside wait for one
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by leemailll 11y ago
What I heard people saying is that nature and science are not regarded as academic journals, they are "magazines"
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by leemailll 11y ago
It is not a common misconception, PNAS change the way a few years ago because of criticism
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by leemailll 11y ago
Somehow it is true scientific reports is a "junk" journal,especially compared with science or nature
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by leemailll 11y ago
The peer review process of publishing academic papers is basically a process full of criticism. And this is the heart of academia
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by leemailll 11y ago
It is even worse in some fields the major workforce is post docs, who basically can't find a job without be cheap labor for a few more years
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by leemailll 11y ago
Not knowing hacker news and pubpeer overlaps
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by leemailll 11y ago
I don't know anyone ever try to make a detailed immunology map will become, but I always assume them explodingly huge. I never took a second look into immunology after reading the first chapter of an immunology textbook
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by leemailll 11y ago
Citi offers this feature, but not sure whether it is for all their credit cards
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by leemailll 11y ago
You get it wrong. Many times the advisor doesn't care students future. There is many anecdotes about this, but the only one I heard publicly is Yitang Zhang and his Ph.D. Advisor's story.
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by leemailll 11y ago
Since this is something about statistics and probability, I think enough samples for conclusion is required. ;) You can read an example ( http://science.sciencemag.org/content/351/6277/1037.2.long , http:&#x2F
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by leemailll 11y ago
This reminds me a recent interesting publication. A comment on Science ( http://science.sciencemag.org/content/351/6277/1037.2.long ) arguing a previous study on Science did the statistical analysis wrong is u
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by leemailll 11y ago
The problem is more deep-rooted in most biology and medicine education. In many fields of biology and medicine people from faculty to undergraduate lack a systematic education in statistics and probability, and this problem keeping reflecte
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by leemailll 11y ago
Is what he described different from popular view that autistic personal has a problem because they are incapable of handling their sense of emotions from others so they choose to avoid social interaction?
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by leemailll 11y ago
Many of biologists stick to word file, especially the review/communet function. It is often because the collaborators stick to word and you have to follow up with it.
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by leemailll 11y ago
I don't understand why you use China as an example. The example you raised happens everywhere when your contract is exploitable. Pointing you finger to China does not help your case, only shows your prejudice
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by leemailll 11y ago
I am wondering how can japan sustains such an interest rate? Also, will this create a real estate bubble?