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by stevetjoa 16y ago
For those interested in more publications in my dear field of music information retrieval (MIR), see the ISMIR conferences: http://www.ismir.net/ . All ISMIR conference papers are available for free! Great place to learn about the state of
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by stevetjoa 16y ago
Yes, you're right. To clarify, I meant positions like copy editors.
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by stevetjoa 16y ago
I did not mean to generalize. I'm sure you're correct, particularly in other disciplines that are not as financially endowed. Economics 101, I guess.
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by stevetjoa 16y ago
In theory, perhaps. In practice, this sort of already exists. And the process can take years. For example, some IEEE journals take six months per review round! (I know; I've just been through one!) Why does it take so long? I have no idea
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by stevetjoa 16y ago
One of the most astounding aspects of academic research, to me, is the price of journal publication. When you author a book, you earn some money. Not a lot, perhaps, but some. When you author a journal paper, not only do you not earn any mo
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by stevetjoa 16y ago
Perhaps the following posts on Stack Exchange may help: What should a CS grad know? http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/16325/what-sh... Advice for nontraditional CS student? http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/3924
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by stevetjoa 16y ago
C was my second love after QBasic. I still admire its simplicity, yet also admire the abstraction, readability, and community of Python. As anyone on Stack Overflow would tell you, it's a matter of using the right tool for the job. I like t