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1y ago
Trust the process of science not bad science
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1y ago
Some Frontiers journals are good. You have to go look at individual paper on merit.
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I have thought of that. But this study is a registered report so I need to submit to a journal before running the study and go through review. Plos has peer review but it's not as rigorous as others. Not many journals accept registered
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1y ago
Another problem: Publishing in good journals is for the rich. Open science is a paradox. They require such huge amount of money to publish. My next manuscript is still going to Plos One ( :(given the reputation) bc it's free to publish
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1y ago
I'm a daily user of R with R studio (academia) and also use Python in VS code. Tried posit a couple of months ago, but it wasn't stable as daily driver. Not all packages were there. Might have to try again soon. I have different s
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I tired Astro but not for me. I was upgrading my personal website from Jekyll to Astro couple of years back. It was a steep learning curve with lots of folders. Things used to break all the time. Then I switched to raw html and css
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1y ago
Thanks for the links
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I have a running joke with my friends. "If your paper is not rejected once, what kind of science are you doing". Either you spent too much time on a project or aiming low.
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1y ago
Yes. Accepting the uncertainty and publishing more than few. Often famous/more cited studies are not replicable. But if you want to work on similar research problem and publish null/non exciting results, you're up for a fight
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2y ago
Wanted to try it but could not get past verification to create an account.
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Same. I used Claude to write script for my lab experiment. I had to review and edit some stuff but it worked mostly.
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Most of them are experimental studies. So it would be text extraction of something like title, authors, species of the study, sample size etc. And classify based on the content of the pdfs. I tried the GPT-4o, it's good but it'll
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Question for people who spent more time with these small models. What's a current best small model to extract information from a large number of pdfs? I have multiple collection of research articles. I want two tasks 1) Extract info fr
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What kind of explanations are you looking for? Your idea is that there should be some sort of common explanations of why. I guess because these are theories and best guess based on the evidence. There are many unknowns but that doesn't
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2y ago
How do you not kill the Chicken? I was sad when it died :(
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I deeply resonate with the author. I'm planning to move back after my PhD. Not sure what job would I get! But I'm sure I don't want stay in a foreign country for the rest of my life.
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2y ago
Tried it once. I wanted to run Zotero windows app as it's superior to android counterpart. Didn't run on my tablet :(
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2y ago
I get that in general. I was replying to the person taking about bioinformatics and p value as filter.
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2y ago
Regression and other stories. Chapter 16
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> Feed that into FDR correction, filter for p < 0.01 That's the domain knowledge. p-values are useful not the fixed cut-off. You know that in your research field p < 0.01 has importance.
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2y ago
Very cool!
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How would be different from graph view of zotero style plugin? It's based Obsidian's interactive graph.
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2y ago
Really cool. I'm getting started with ESP32. Couple of weeks back, got Pi zero working (work related)
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2y ago
That would save half of my time haha
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Tried it but couldn't see any results! Says "Subscriber Only Feature"
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2y ago
My favorite is Siddhartha.
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2y ago
Yup. They reduced our storage by a lot with no alternatives so far. I was supposed to have just 10 GB of storage total. We complained, so at least now it's 30 GB. Still it's borderline low for me because of the kind of data we col
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I'm using Beelink SER 6 pro from the last couple of years. It has been great; no issues so far. Got it for cheap in one of the sales.
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2y ago
AIMP is great! I have using it with my Android phone.
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2y ago
Can't believe people here hated it so much! Really shows the side of HN
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