We are developing a global decentralized research lab - an information churning engine - a global human brain - a common place to generate, fund, collaborate, and publish your ideas. Read our original white paper https://t.co/OIcZaDrlrz
Just came across this beautiful tool https://t.co/6tCrS3Auyy. Provides a nice visual graph of connected papers (by content not by citation) and can be great tool for literature review. @ConnectedPapers
@RRITools @chartgerink @R2OSpodcast@gemmamilne@sfnohohon It's a new and complex field and we are still learning. It might be too much to say that the whole area is useless.
Re: speaker. We can find someone if it's not super late.
Some MIT faculty have put together a course called "The Missing Semester of Your CS Education." Having looked it over a bit, it looks fantastic and will benefit data science people from non-dev backgrounds fill in a lot of gaps, too. https://t.co/7X8CLLLg11
This is why I hate academia sometimes... I understand the low acceptance rates, but this is seriously damaging to mental health... Having a break from leading applications this year. #academia#academiclife#academicreality
As Stephen Hawking once said, “We only have to look at ourselves to see how intelligent life might develop into something we wouldn’t want to meet." https://t.co/a3gxVPUQQG
Gold was used directly, the trust-minimized way to use it, for the vast majority of its history. But it had severe flaws which Bitcoin fixes:
Looting, with key management (a work in progress).
The assay/validation problem and counterfeiting, with full nodes.
Despite all the talk about it, work-life balance in academia remains an elusive dream. #AAAI rebuttal window is Friday to Sunday. As an academic I routinely have to spend weekends an evening working. This weekend, #AAAI rebuttals and writing #ICLR reviews amongst the rest. 1/3
Mega-journal management: a case study
"the entire dataset for the 10-year period 2006–2015 is comprised of 141,986 articles and 6934 editors".
It is a very interesting anylysis published recently in Journal of Informetrics. @ElsevierConnect#publishing
https://t.co/5kg7vJDR05
I have been an editor for 6 months now and read about a hundred papers, and this is what I have learnt so far. As an author myself and a publisher of journals where I talked to external editors all the time, here is what we wish we could tell authors, in no particular order(1/n)
One of the best learning resources if you are at the intersection of physics, machine learning, and neuroscience https://t.co/DRqh7eH8Oi via @wordpressdotcom
But that wasn't the only seminar today
Wolf Barfuss just joined my group as a postdoc, and his seminar totally blew my mind. This has several clear connections to open games. And he has clear direction towards the climate crisis. I'm excited for this!