RT @pedrobeltrao
Life science researchers are submitting the fewest number of ERC grants. The funding rate is balanced by discipline so more submissions means more grants given to that area. A reminder for life science scientists to submit more ERC proposals. https://twitter.com/ERC_Research/status/1620376382428819461
It's a simple experiment. Take some of the ChatGPT generated content, then cut and paste into a browser in quotes.
BAM.
Word for word lifting from some sources.
this looks good!
"Trial-history biases in evidence accumulation can give rise to apparent lapses"
from @dikshagupta
Diksha Gupta, Brian DePasquale, Charles D. Kopec, Carlos D. Brody
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.01.18.524599v2
#neuroscience #cognition
And I recommend this update made by Gopen last month: "Getting the point across". It focuses on the "stress position". https://www.americanscientist.org/article/getting-the-point-across
Scientists! Have you read Gopen and Swan's 1990 classic "The science of scientific writing"? If not, you are in for a treat.
It's here, albeit weirdly formatted: https://www.americanscientist.org/blog/the-long-view/the-science-of-scientific-writing.
And if you prefer good pagination, check out this scan of the pre-web version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1R9urPA7NWC5qdBqkCTim10tzwRYaLZC3/view?usp=share_link
@jonny I was in the same camp for a long time.For a while I used a bluetooth dongle so I could keep using wired headphones... but I I finally gave in and got the Jabra Elite (wire cutter recommended) ones. It is pretty stressful when they are misplaced! I try to keep them in the same place all the time.
Not bad at all, #chatGPT, not bad!
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RT @bardmital
Asked #ChatGPT to rewrite the lyrics of "Blowing in the wind" as if it is about a scientist applying for grants...
https://twitter.com/bardmital/status/1617980584558743552
My project right now is #BikeHopper, an open-source directions app for transit+bikes.
https://github.com/bikehopper/bikehopper-ui
It uses #OpenStreetMap and a modified version of GraphHopper.
Two main benefits over other trip planning apps:
1. Bike-on-bus, bike-on-train etc. options
2. Tries really hard to find low-stress routes, avoiding main roads
@Javier_DN I'm very suspicious of this. Many cities in the world have super high levels of air pollution and very skilled workers.(e.g. in India and China)
@albertcardona I'm mostly a Mac user. I tried some but they are not very stable on Mac. I was using Pop_OS! for a bit and was using a tiling window manager, butI never became super efficient with it.
#CogSci #CognitiveScience #psychology #OpenScience
In the 2023/2024 academic year, we're launching a new Master's in Cognitive Science at the University of Rijeka. It's an interdisciplinary research-intensive course in English, pedagogically innovative, comparatively cheap (both for EU and non-EU students), accredited, and in beautiful Rijeka!
RT @theNASciences@twitter.com
Congratulations Catherine Hartley of @NYU@twitter.com, winner of a 2023 Troland Research Award for novel contributions to the understanding of the adolescent mind and brain! Read about her work: http://bit.ly/3XStscw #NASaward
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/theNASciences/status/1617562917918101505
@brembs @albertcardona @UlrikeHahn @ReviewCommons
My "hack" for this is to use VSCode (with Latex Workshop) to open 3 copies of the PDF in 3 panes and have my comments in a text windows in a 4th pane. 1st pane is the text I'm reading, 2nd pane is the current figure , 3rd pane is methods / supplemental figures.
A nine-month investigation undertaken by the Guardian, Die Zeit and SourceMaterial found that 90% of rainforest offsets from the world's biggest provider are worthless "phantom credits". Bought by the likes of Disney, Shell, easyJet and Gucci, it seems they may even do more harm to our environment than good.
Videos taken by residents in Peru showed forced evictions, and their homes cut down with chainsaws for an offset project.
@bwyble @kendmiller @strangetruther @achristensen56 @NicoleCRust @DrYohanJohn
I'm more of a splitter when it comes to the brain's infrastructure. But anatomy is like the road-and-highway system. It says where traffic *could* go, not where it flows from moment to moment.
Cortical function, IMHO, will be about emergent properties and highly interactive dynamics that have less respective for boundaries and splits.
That is not to say that infrastructure isn't important. It's foundational
"Can a large language model be conscious?
Can a #LLM think?"
Join us
Fri Jan 20, 4 PM ET
at the #LearningSalon
to listen to & discuss with prominent philosopher of mind
David Chalmers @davidchalmers42
John Krakauer, @melaniemitchell , Claire & I are excited to discuss with David!
https://crowdcast.io/e/learningsalon/58
* The #LearningSalon is an online interdisciplinary forum, with brief talks & 2-hour discussions on #neuroscience #AI #psychology #philosophy
THREAD: Falls are a major public health problem — a top-20 cause of death in the US. Wonder what scientists are doing about that? @yunluzhu & colleagues in my lab developed powerful new tech to understand balance & evaluate therapeutics.
https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.01.07.523102v1
Want to know more / watch neat movies? 1/9
#mastopiece #neuroscience #balance #drosophila #celegans #zebrafish
Thx for boosting (we’re trying to outdo that other place)!
Love this new (to me at least!) text at @biorxivpreprint , pointing to #preprint peer reviews where available!