@mbeisen@Adrian_Jacobo@UofCalifornia@eLife I would not choose to not publish on eLife just because of residency application. But "zero evidence that impact factor matters" is not accurate.
@jonykipnis @WUSTL I am always puzzled why research institutes are concentrating on the costly cities on the coast. Limited money in science should put as much as possible on research related activities. Life in coast cities take a big bite out of that money!
Chatgpt is not "he", "she", or "it". What kind of pronoun we should use for chatgpt?
I suggest "Cha". Which echos the pronunciation "Ta" in Chinese.π
@Brooklynbugs17 Off course grasshopper. If I am trying these, I am not coming for the bread and avocado. I am for the insects. There are much more on the grasshopper toast.
@OdedRechavi I think if one is really passionate about an idea, it is highly possible that one may want to do the experiments one-self--or at least physically involved in the process, not just waiting for the data to be sent to one's computer.
@TonyZador@mmitchell_ai Not at all!
If I went to a fancy restaurant and it used to be only a skilled chef who can make the perfect fish slice for my expensive sushi. Now if a machine that can do the job, I would not argue the restaurant is not good any more. I am happy to expect less expensive sushi!
@zhang_chuchu These expensive coast cities are just not suitable for postdocs or early career academic scientists. But that's where the most competitive academic platforms are.
If the added jobs are short term jobs (like 3 month) and people are on and off short term jobs, off course historic job growth would happen. More detailed statistics please!