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The most interesting thing here is that Claude Science runs a local server and a web-based UI that connects to that server from your browser. This is very different from Claude Cod…

Thanks for sharing your process! It's helpful and refreshing to hear from someone about how they engage with AI when writing, and where / when the detection tools may fail. (We obv…

I was surprised not to see any discussion on whether the author used AI to help write this post. As many people say, writing is thinking. I started getting that "I'm reading anothe…

I think Gemini is just broken. Instead of forwarding model-generated links to https://www.google.com/url?q=[URL] , which serves the purpose of malware check and user-facing warning…

It's important to recognize that PLOS' new data sharing policy is only about data directly tied to the publication of a traditional journal article. So while PLOS authors are being…

While this problem may be true of certain poor actors in some fields of science, I would argue that it's far more the exception than the rule. My experience (in genomics / evolutio…

This is a very cool technical integration between two services that are — or should be — used by most scientists working in code. But what exactly is the "problem" of citation of c…

This is a really thoughtful post highlighting many of the deeply-rooted problems in securing funding as an early-stage academic. It's depressing for bright young scientists to be l…

Really cool to see this! I'm sure the effort required to make it open source will pay off in fostering an active technical community. Given the target market I'm sure you have many…

Really? As far as I can tell extensions like Evernote (3.2m users), Pocket (1.5m) and Buffer (250k) are heavily used, well understood, and loved by many average consumers. You coul…

No, I didn't intend the irony — I didn't know it was common for employers to formally request that salaries be kept confidential. However, even if intra-company sharing is discoura…

These clauses are aggressively anti-librarian, and unfortunately librarians don't have a choice but to subscribe at whatever price. Academic papers don't exist in a competitive mar…

There's nothing controversial here — Elsevier merely bumped up the rate at which they're sending Academia.edu takedown notices for obvious infringement by its users. What's more in…

Re: PDF / attachment handling, you may be interested in what Paperpile ( http://paperpile.com ) does with PDFs: we create a subfolder in your Google Drive space which automatically…

A large chunk of ORCID actually is open source: https://github.com/ORCID/ORCID-Source (though I don't necessarily agree that it should be, since ORCID is not a library or tool, but…

Have you tried actually logging in? This is not quite arxiv.org — I'd estimate that 90% of the engineering going into academia.edu has gone towards features on par with LinkedIn fo…