degrees of peer review
double blind: reviewers don't know who wrote it
triple blind: reviewers can't see the paper
quadruple blind: author from a different field writes it based on someone else's data while blindfolded
quintuple blind: a blank paper is published
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I need advice, when you're interviewing a new company how do you decide if they're a good fit? Ask other employees, just from the interview, something else? Outside of the more straightforward things like pay and job description.
@csswizardry@Vitamix It was great having you. We got a lot done and it was a blast. Hopefully next time you're in the area you can stay for some of the weekend.
@rainleander I do really wish there was a standard/agreed upon neutral pronoun for before you're told a preference. Of course using what the person wants would be most preferred but I had a friend that used ve pronouns and while it took some learning it started to feel natural.
@sabuthomas01 @bpsurratt Hey I saw your guys' talk at abstractions about moving to micro-services and I loved it! I was wondering if your slides were available anywhere so I could share what I learned with my team.
@beattyml1 That is a good rule of thumb. I haven't done much with the hiring process yet but that is definitely the right way to think about what you really care about from the interview.
@matthiasendler I've only heard of a few of these too. Like @softprops mentioned maybe it would be good to get a list together somehow. Partly to talk about rust but also because I would be interested in finding more good tools to use.
Audrey (5yo) just did a little science experiment and then screamed “No scientists know this! I *am* science!!!” so I’m like 90% sure we’re raising a supervillain