rastinza @rastinza@qoto.org

@Lindysalsagal Nah, Science is more like being in the dark room, throwing rocks around and assuming the cat is where screaming sounds come from.

@DamienMarieAtHope Science and religion are not mutually exclusive.

Ho visto l'altro giorno il film Courier, estremamente bello ed interessante nel rappresentare la vita cinica dei giovani russi dell'epoca.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Courier_(film)

@7 I mean, depends a lot on the synthesis.
Depends a lot on what you're doing.
If you're in organic chemistry I'd say the main objective is not to turn stuff black.

@GiudyCorda Lo facevo anche io, capisco molto bene.

@GustavinoBevilacqua @dgar @Jimmyjimjim @CheckingInOcassionally@mastodon.ie I remember a very good celebration with a bunch of boxes of Nastro Azzurro because we found them on a discount.
We had to mix it with water to give it some flavour...

@sergedroz @bert_hubert Here you go
https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/critical-thinking/dunning-kruger-effect-probably-not-real
https://medium.com/curious/why-the-dunning-kruger-curves-youve-seen-are-wrong-beb944668aef

@sergedroz @bert_hubert It has been proven false, the original research had strong methodological errors.

@capetaun Che palle questi amici senza competizione... La prossima volta falli giocare a diplomacy

@deadlyvices I feel like this would fail to describe data formats with non fixed information content. For example the mmCIF format for crystallographic structures of macro molecules contains a lot of fields that can be optional and can be placed in different positions providing different information.

Anyways, I don't think this would solve the issue, it would just let us describe the specific properties of each file format in a standardized way.

I don't think the problem of infinite chemical file formats will be solved any time soon, each one is based on a different way to look at chemical entities and often on different theories.
It would be nice to have a standard file format for small organic molecules containing 3D information, it would also be great if it wasn't based (at least not completely) on the Valence Bond theory.

@esther@strangeobject.space @phenolfight@strangeobject.space Not necessarily, both word and Google docs support connecting to zotero for citations and you can choose the style of the bibliography.
I never tried it on something as large as a thesis, but I don't see any big disadvantages over bibtex

@GustavinoBevilacqua Incredible, devo aver dormito molto: ero convinto che fossimo ancora in Marzo

@GenEcoEvo very cool guys, but why #ScienceMastodon and not just #Science?
You'd be excluding all the people in the fediverse who's not on Mastodon...