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Comment #33499716
I guarantee someone with a checkmark impersonating AOC would be defended by Elon in the name of ‘free speech’
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Comment #25600110
“All big letters but it isn’t no acronym” - DOOM, _Ballskin_
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Comment #23573693
> But it's not clever. It's just annoying. To each their own, sure, but yikes there are so many more things in the world to be annoyed by right now.
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Comment #19070058
This article made me think of a Chinese film called ‘The Wolf Warrior 2’ where the benevolent Chinese save an unnamed African country. I believe it’s one of the highest grossing Ch…
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Comment #18934688
Thanks, I really appreciate it :D
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Comment #18927244
Making academic journals more accessible is a problem that I’ve been working on the last few years with my project, Scholastica. We provide software that allows journals to manage …
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Comment #17289195
Welp, the Senate did what they could to overturn this. Thanks House of Reps https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2018/05/16/611598361...
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Comment #15924898
As a minority, this ‘let all the ideas run free in the marketplace of ideas’ sounds fun until the ideas are about your inferiority and suggested extermination.
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Comment #15541430
Over at Scholastica ( https://scholasticahq.com ) we've been taking on this problem for the last few years. We allow journal editors to create, manage peer-review, and publish OA j…
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Comment #15381156
Lots of Facebook election posts have been flagged and removed - I hope this one isn’t.
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Comment #15370956
Zuck says that people are mad because people are sharing ideas that the other side doesn’t like but also defends FB’s actions in the German election: “We have been working to ensur…
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Comment #15285460
@dougmccune makes a great point that "with the right conditions a quality journal can be run incredibly cheaply." Discrete Analysis is prime example of this (and there are others),…
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Comment #14660492
I'm excited about the increasing frequency in which articles on this topic are showing up on HN. I believe that many of the problems in academic publishing can be remedied by givin…