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malms
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Comment #21256579
No one cares about you
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Comment #21225998
plus amy would be fired because she has no work anymore
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Comment #21203725
this is nice
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Comment #21123666
None of it qualify as interesting to peopple interested by phds.
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Comment #21100465
You can also be coerced by the lack if money
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Comment #21099997
Its not singled out. There are labor laws in general that prevent possibly consenting people to work more (at least in europe)
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Comment #21081898
it's still nimby too
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Comment #21081160
this is literally nimby
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Comment #21080945
funny how everything you do in your life time can be forgotten and and you are labeled a crooked for the smallest amount of corruption "may the one who never sinned throw a rock at…
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Comment #21069944
Theres also the general problem of the truthness of what people write about you online .. anyone can write anything so it shoulg be at least defendable to be kept
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Comment #21069893
So the law is only for google ? That make 0 sense
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Comment #21069507
how is that creating such a list not serve the opposite purpose of the law ??
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Comment #21028231
read the article
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Comment #21024264
Python
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Comment #21007195
"IBM" Next
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Comment #20969671
They did it to protect themselves from patent trolls.
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Comment #20967056
Yes and then you can't unsee it
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Comment #20695035
> Responsibility for justice. That's one of the most stupid politically correct ideas of the modern times. Thinking descendants of perpetrators owe anything to descendant of victim…
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Comment #20645948
providing the system on which is based a major criteria for scientist's career advancement not saying it's good, just that it's a fact
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Comment #20645940
> I'm not sure why this is considered acceptable Because ads make money to all parties except the user.
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Comment #20634964
I agree with you but that's none of my point. My point is just that you have to weight the cost: it provided tremendous value through the system of journals, while not really givin…
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Comment #20633179
She's a superstar now, could make money from ad or bribes with no personal risk. I would have done the same
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Comment #20633175
It's not a "problem". elsevier has been creating actual value for years. It's becoming a problem now precisely because we think they are creating more problems than value. It's alw…
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Comment #20584463
> incurable medical condition which is ? seriously wondering
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Comment #20582630
Read the people answering the tweet: Actually they didn't. They just hid the option