Rolando
@Rolando@lemmy.world
- Comment on Stay on the designated path 9 hours ago:
Don’t reptiles reproduce by laying eggs that the males then fertilize? So what you’re really thinking of doing is… uh…
- Comment on In case some of y'all are still looking for a job 9 hours ago:
Not familiar with Deftones. Any recommendations?
- Comment on Anon's sister is a NEET shut-in 1 day ago:
Sometimes they’re working multiple jobs, sometimes they were mistreated themselves as kids. We shouldn’t be too quick to judge.
- Comment on What is a good eli5 analogy for GenAI not "knowing" what they say? 1 day ago:
This is what I was going to point to. When I was in grad school, it was often referred to as the Symbol Gounding Problem. Basically it’s a interdisciplinary research problem involving pragmatics, embodied cognition, and a bunch of others. The LLM people are now crashing into this research problem, and it’s interesting to see how they react.
- Comment on Lasagna time 2 days ago:
- Comment on Ripperonis 4 days ago:
Egypt is 1,596 km away from Greece in OUR world. But they’re in a whole new world.
- Comment on Old comic, more relevant than ever 1 week ago:
!fuck_ai@lemmy.world and sometimes !sneerclub@awful.systems
- Comment on Anon makes a satanic pact 1 week ago:
- Comment on Peer review can be fun 1 week ago:
Funny thing: it took me a while to figure out why this was noteworthy. I think that my brain must have a pre-processor for reading language written by someone for whom English is a second language, which automatically kicked in.
For better or for worse, these days the writer of this review would just put it through a GPT before sending it.
- Comment on Megalopolis | First Look Clip 1 week ago:
Looks kind of like Mr Spock hair?
- Comment on Anon is a mastermind 1 week ago:
“Large fries, no salt.”
(sighs) “OK.” (grabs salted fries, pulls out vacuum cleaner)
- Comment on checkmate, big geology!! 2 weeks ago:
Hold on a sec… what if just aim the volcano at our enemies?
- Comment on I diagnose you with dystopia 2 weeks ago:
Wait, this is real?
Why. Why does it have to be this way.
- Comment on Megafauna 2 weeks ago:
I think there’s oil in that there yard.
- Comment on Geography is neat 2 weeks ago:
They should put some strange women distributing swords, as a basis for their system of government.
- Comment on A photography depicting the construction of the Great Pyramid of Giza - 2565 BCE. 2 weeks ago:
I found an entire dissertation on “THE EXPLOITATION OF LIVE AVIAN RESOURCES IN PHARAONIC EGYPT: A SOCIO-ECONOMIC STUDY” BY ROZENN F. BAILLEUL-LESUER (JUNE 2016)
I thought you were BSing about this being a real dissertation, but here it is: isac.uchicago.edu/…/exploitation-live-avian-resou…
TIL there were ostriches in ancient Egypt.
- Comment on Anthropology 3 weeks ago:
“Xeepzorp, it’s not that complicated. The thumb-up is like crossing your eyestalks, and the middle-finger is like extruding your rectal tentacle.”
- Comment on military industrial publishing complex 3 weeks ago:
Have you found that there’s peer-review included when it’s university published?
Not comment-OP, but there are different levels:
- “pre-print” means that it hasn’t been submitted yet, hasn’t been peer-reviewed yet, and hasn’t been accepted yet.
- “post-print” means that it’s been peer-reviewed, revised, and the content is ready to publish, but it hasn’t been formatted to be in the journal.
- “version of record” is the published version. this is called “camera-ready” if it’s waiting to be published.
Depending on the contract signed, the academic
scammerspublishers will usually let the researcher publish the paper on their own web site or university site or repository like arxiv.org. If it’s the pre-print, it may be available before publication, but if it’s the post-print or version of record, this may be only after a certain period of time has passed. - Comment on military industrial publishing complex 3 weeks ago:
The editor is what the journal offers,
In my (perhaps more limited) experience, the editor isn’t an expert in the field, they’re just the person who finds the volunteer reviewers who are the experts. Sometimes they find expert “guest editors” who are volunteers. Also, the final formatting / line-editing was outsourced to India.
Academic publishing is a scam. Don’t volunteer for scams – only review for open access journals / conferences.
- Comment on Let π = 5 3 weeks ago:
This is how the wealthy calculate their tax exemptions.
- Comment on #justposeidonthings 3 weeks ago:
How many fathoms do you have to go before even death may die?
- Comment on Guess I'll die 4 weeks ago:
Probably from the blast wave? FEMA’s most recent advice doesn’t say anything about keeping your mouth open: ready.gov/…/ready.gov_nuclear-explosion-hazard-in…
- Comment on Professor meow meow 4 weeks ago:
But I guess we can have “FDC Willard numbers” in the same way we can have Erdős numbers, right?
- Comment on Professor meow meow 4 weeks ago:
Sure, it’s a cute story, but what about prof’s grad students sitting in the background with weepy eyes?
- Comment on Professor meow meow 4 weeks ago:
Cattenheimer.
- Comment on Anon fails the Xbox check 4 weeks ago:
They’d call it a “loyalty plug”. You might try to avoid it, but one day you’d need it for a work app so you’d have to take it.
- Comment on Quite a talent 5 weeks ago:
My ancestor?
- Comment on The numbers dont lie... and they spell disaster for you 5 weeks ago:
Don’t forget to add Kurt Angle to the mix!!!
- Comment on Be safe out there 5 weeks ago:
Maybe instead of anime you should watch J-dramas.
- Comment on This is a Test 5 weeks ago:
Forget about Dre. What would Cube do?