leemailll

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by leemailll 4y ago
I don't know where you get the idea brain does not include cerebellum. This is completely false
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by leemailll 4y ago
median could be average, but that depends on the probability distribution of your data
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by leemailll 4y ago
10π megasecond is awesome
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by leemailll 5y ago
Reading from a printed issue is quite a different experience from PDFs
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by leemailll 5y ago
Reading the news on both nature and science websites could be fun. And it's kind of more accurate than those reported by news agencies and often lack the hyperbole from those nonsense PR
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by leemailll 5y ago
i think it's endnote
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by leemailll 5y ago
Matcha also introduced into Japan during Tang dynasty
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by leemailll 5y ago
Sony
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by leemailll 5y ago
What you said is plain wrong in most places.
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by leemailll 5y ago
What you said might or might not be true for those journals with volunteer editor. Nature, Science, and Cell they all have quite a few journals with hired editors, and the editorial process is quite different between those.
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by leemailll 5y ago
It's a bit naive to think the editors of these journal don't contribute.
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by leemailll 5y ago
To be honest, it is a bit naive to think people will boycott one of the most prestigious journal in their field for this reason
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by leemailll 5y ago
This is your experience with nature neuroscience? I doubt it
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by leemailll 5y ago
a hash in meta might be news, but such behavior is not unique to Elsevier. Years ago journal based on Highwire platform add the date, the institution, or maybe ip address to the side boundary of pdfs.
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by leemailll 5y ago
oh yeah, sounds like china can't afford a spy satellite
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by leemailll 5y ago
The things you state in the first paragraph are plain wrong.
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by leemailll 5y ago
I recommend reading a series of academic journal articles on data visualization from Nature Methods ( http://blogs.nature.com/methagora/2013/07/data-visualization... )
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by leemailll 5y ago
A lot of the discussions here seem to forget one thing for the Chinese language. The written and spoken Chinese were different from early on, and the spoken spoken language for the administration or office was not the same as that for local
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by leemailll 5y ago
Basically Org-roam https://www.orgroam.com/
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by leemailll 5y ago
If you believe it a rare disease and your doctor confirmed so, one website you can try is https://rarediseases.info.nih.gov/ . It might or might not be genetic or familial-related.
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by leemailll 5y ago
try this https://jvod.300hu.com/vod/product/0cecde96-786d-418d-a5b7-3...
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by leemailll 5y ago
Gutenberg project was an amazing finding for me in the 90s. It's a pity after bought the first kindle I almost totally forgot it.
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by leemailll 5y ago
HN is quite enjoyable to read, the only exception I observed is any topic political or someway a topic is diverted into that trench.
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by leemailll 5y ago
It's a problem of bureaucracy
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Xfce on an iPhone(old.reddit.com)
3 points by leemailll 5y ago|0 comments
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by leemailll 5y ago
Plos ONE is different from other journals published by PLOS.
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by leemailll 5y ago
Sleep is everything you heard, that is more likely sleep is new buzz word. So are the gut microbiota
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Haircutting in Space(f.video.weibocdn.com)
2 points by leemailll 5y ago|0 comments
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by leemailll 5y ago
It's nothing new to me rather than the affair between Kalckar and Wright, which might also be known for a long time but nobody deemed it's related. Watson looked down on women is also kind of well-known.
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by leemailll 5y ago
Kwisatz Haderach of the moon

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