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by shishy 2y ago
It took a few tries to get the verification code, probably overloaded
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by shishy 2y ago
Thanks! I used to subscribe but it's been a while.
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by shishy 2y ago
Bummer this one is for paid subs only :(
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by shishy 2y ago
I mean I think the OP is referring to sales call for differential pricing. Any mature product would have product team looking at active accounts (even if enterprise sign up was self-service) and scheduling calls to understand needs and driv
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by shishy 2y ago
There are other preprint servers. But to your question, there are centralized indices that track all papers. DOI is the primary identifier and preprints are also issuing them now. Crossref has papers by DOI. OpenAlex and SemanticScholar als
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by shishy 2y ago
paperetl is cool, saving that for later, nice! did something similar in-house with grobid in the past (great project by patrice).
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by shishy 2y ago
I enjoy seeing projects like this! If you expand beyond arxiv, keep in mind since coverage matters for lit reviews, unfortunately the big publishers (Elsevier and Springer) are forcing other indices like OpenAlex, etc. to remove abstracts s
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by shishy 2y ago
one of those Russians... lol Fyodor Dostoyevsky
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by shishy 2y ago
My comment was about healthcare insurance, not the CEO getting shot
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by shishy 2y ago
I know it's like this but still so depressing this is the best we can do in America. Utterly garbage way to manage a core function of society.
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by shishy 2y ago
I used cursor to manage spinning up and deploying a full stack app in AWS last week. Took me one afternoon.
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by shishy 2y ago
Cursor is amazing, esp if I index docs in and use multi composer mode to generate files and code. Once I get a good working example in my repo I'm way faster with Cursor than without. It's not just a Claude wrapper, but you have t
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by shishy 2y ago
Is there any way to read this with a gift link or something...
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by shishy 2y ago
What line of work was she in? How awful
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by shishy 2y ago
https://archive.ph/mP9nT
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by shishy 2y ago
I use Working Copy on my iphone to push / pull from my git repo Same on laptop Obsidian vault is just the directory where the git repo is
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by shishy 2y ago
So do you mainly use this on your laptop? I was curious if you incorporate the mobile version too, I try to with git based syncing between the two.
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by shishy 2y ago
All good points- I was imagining that from a funder's perspective, knowing null results is actually important to guaranteeing future positive results / being strategic about what is worth funding in (versus what is destined to fai
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by shishy 2y ago
I think that not knowing the null results of others also slows down innovation, because you never know if an area of interest / whitespace in a field is 1) because there's something there or 2) because others tried, failed, and di
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by shishy 2y ago
"Science of Science" is a good book / overview of this field!
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by shishy 2y ago
Research should require pre-registration like clinical trials so others have visibility into failed outcomes
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by shishy 2y ago
Is this similar to single threaded owner (sto) models? I'm curious how they handle things like career management and promotions but this structure overall seems great
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by shishy 2y ago
Check out https://www.booklet.group/ (my friend is working on it)!
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by shishy 2y ago
Publishers did indeed help create this mess, although it's not just them. Funding, tenure, hiring etc. is all driven by things like citation counts.
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by shishy 2y ago
We've come full circle. Now do RAG on this!
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by shishy 2y ago
Some of these are so cool. I have a great piece by Manolo Gamboa Noan, made in Processing. I think one of the founders of Etsy was also into generative art and produced some neat pieces. https://www.artnome.com/ had some go
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by shishy 2y ago
Hello, scite Assistant uses a retrieval augmented generation (RAG) to find relevant research for your task, re-ranks sources, and then summarizes an answer using the pertinent documents. By grounding sources from our database, we're ab
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by shishy 2y ago
Just because someone has an internal monologue doesnt mean they think slow. Its just a voice in your head you can talk to. Its not how you think.
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by shishy 3y ago
The answer is always no if the article title is phrased as a question ;)
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by shishy 3y ago
"It's funny to watch them try to say it." is what makes him come across like an asshole

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