yreg

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   by yreg 8y ago

   That's less exciting
2. 3182.▲
   by yreg 8y ago

   From my limited experience math/comp-sci paper drafts tend to be available for free. Totally not the case for e.g. neurology sadly.
3. 3183.▲
   by yreg 8y ago

   Someone, please do Photoshop content-aware fill.
4. 3184.▲
   by yreg 8y ago

   Same in Central Europe.
5. 3185.▲
   by yreg 8y ago

   The author stated that the story is "not-so-true" and copied from Snopes, but he didn't include the debunking.
6. 3186.▲
   by yreg 8y ago

   *low level
7. 3187.▲
   by yreg 8y ago

   I like the `Rubbish Dump` street.
8. 3188.▲
   by yreg 8y ago

   It's the most common one on reddit at least.
9. 3189.▲
   by yreg 8y ago

   It will be in a year.
10. 3190.▲
    by yreg 8y ago

    >why would you make it public? $$$
11. 3191.▲
    by yreg 9y ago

    It hit top of reddit yesterday, I don't think it was a mere 60k hits.
12. 3192.▲
    by yreg 9y ago

    Academic journals tend to require exclusivity. That means, if you want to publish in, say Nature, you will be asked to not publish the same article anywhere else. However, the researchers (at least in STEM) often publish these "in-prog