I think their focus moved more and more to automatic data collection as opposed to UGC.

Golden was of interest, thanks for mentioning it. It also had much less strict notability guidelines than wikipedia which is another serious issue with the platform. Unfortunately they shutdown signup got merged into another financial intellicence thing: Section "Golden (wiki, 2019)".

D E E P

It's almost certain that there are remaining XSSes though given I wrote the markup from scratch. But you'll have to work harder than that.

Worth the try.

This page is not the top Google hit for "bawuzzzz". I love it so much.

Like a bawuzzzz

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And yes, academia is broken beyond belief, like the rest of education.

But a PhD with the intention of doing something cool next not necessarily in academia like working in a research department or trying to create a startup is not so bad I'd say. But you have to find a good one of course.

I agree you should do something because it is cool. It's just that to me something can only be cool if "it is fucking revolutionary". Though perhaps OurBigBook is a notable counter example lol

And glad to hear that my posts helped :-)

This might not be the best place to say this, but I want to thank you for this github.com/cirosantilli/linux-kernel-module-cheat (and various stackoverflow posts where I keep seeing you). Helped me during my internship in understanding how gem5 works.

🙇

Bonjour!

> Explain yourself!

"Video 2. Freeman Dyson - Why I don't like the PhD system (95/157) by Web of Stories (2016) Source." "He never did a PhD, and said that academia was a waste of time, and that you can get as much done by working part time a decent job and doing your research part time, since you skip all the bullshit of academia like this."

I still want to pursue higher education but this made me think about the bad side of academia at a higher level.

> Which subject btw?

What you imagined pretty much (Computer Architecture), but I'm also interested in Operating Systems and programming languages. So if I were to go for higher education it would be around these.

> Why are young people investing that in 2024...

I was thinking more from the perspective of "hey I like this subject, let's see if it has more interesting topics to explore..." so I didn't care about Moore's law much. Hehe.

But I'm also looking at what Onur Mutlu is doing in bioinformatics and it looks cool.

OK, computer architecture I imagine based on LinkedIn. Why are young people investing that in 2024 I don't understand, haven't you guys heard of something called "the end of Moore's law"?

Hello! I don't understand! A good Master's degree or PhD that you like and can afford would generally improve your chances of doing something interesting in life later on.

Explain yourself!

Which subject btw?

If you are interested in molecular biology techniques then you can look into Current Protocols in Molecular Biology

I almost went into molecular biology at university. But in the end AI me over. And now I'm a failure in life!

I wish more people would organize workshops like this one: How to use an Oxford Nanopore MinION to extract DNA from river water and determine which bacteria live in its so I could document molecular biology techniques online.

"Cool are you a biologist?" Yes, molecular biologist

No good can possibly come from this discussion.

But I'm really glad someone opened an issue on OurBigBook.com!!

Thanks! I updated this now.

OK! Keep an eye on the electromagnetism topic! We don't have an algebraic geometry one yet though :-( Maybe you'll be the one to create it one day!