Everybody gets as many votes as there are seats, though you don't have to use all your votes and can only vote for any given person once.
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Everybody gets as many votes as there are seats, though you don't have to use all your votes and can only vote for any given person once.
Cortez speaking like a real bilingual person instead of cartoonishly adding "amigo" to sentences is a nice example
Il y a de la compΓ©tition, on a juste oubliΓ©. :(
"I will never apologize for the United States - I don't care what the facts are"
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_Ai...
Pseudoreplication is the practice of treating non-independent observations as if they were independent replicates. This can dramatically increase the rate of false positives.
COSIG's newest entry covers how to spot them. Read it at osf.io/hyxvr
COSIG πnow with 34 guides πis available at cosig.net.
Justement c'est pas mal qu'ils pleurnichent IMHO, Γ§a renforce la sΓ©paration droite / extrΓͺme-droite vu qu'ils traitent une bonne partie de l'Γ©lectorat entre eux et la gauche de mΓ©chants gauchistes, je doute que les Γ©lecteurs apprΓ©cient.
Fun election math: you can get an absolute majority and still not be elected in a multi-seat constituency!
few know this, but in Switzerland we use yogurt for all road markings
The tech influencer's father?
Indeed, je suis de retour Γ l'EPFL donc pas trop loin π
Better outputs than a lot of existing paper mills π
Switzerland is all about importing words from the other linguistic region in a way that doesn't quite make sense π
I would not have guessed the singer's aesthetic even with 1000 guesses π³
I don't get why people stay in relationships where they are the "adult"...
Hopefully CS can follow suit, it's a little ironic that biologists are beating us to this milestone π
Their name is a typo, they're actually Complimentary medicine.
In which we learn @acm.org is exceptionally bad at retracting articles that need retracting:
arxiv.org/abs/2602.191...
You're probably thinking of Louis XVI
(or, why we should stop using Roman numerals...)
Seems adapted to the main target country...is it also teaching you how to buy homeopathy? π
Clearly being single prevents Alzheimer's
Some confs have switched to publishing proceedings in a "journal", which only publishes their proceedings and really only exists to make bean counters who only know journals happy. But still fixed deadlines, program committees (*ahem* "editors", sorry), etc.
Coming from one of the many subfields of CS that primarily uses conferences, I wish the rest of the scientific world would notice us sometimes :)
E.g. re: the comment about needing 4-5 reviews, there are some conferences where this is normal. And reviewer matching + workload mgmt is much easier.
The Verge going with the pseudojournalist version of "actually she was asking for it even though she said no"
The sky is blue, the grass is green, the @acm.org is undermining trust in science through terrible publishing practices... Just another day!
the only place this should happen is academic conferences
"Do you have the slightest idea how little that narrows it down?" meme
See also: "right" to a trial by jury.
Fun fact: le drapeau du canton de St Gall reprΓ©sente l'arme Γ l'origine du mot "fascisme".
The president role rotates every year and it was a woman last year, Trump is just insecure
πΊπ¦ Ministry of Ed.: universities shouldn't partner with companies that guarantee paper acceptance and other such dubious things
π One such company: that's unfair and defamatory :(
πΊπ¦ court: no no that's fair, get lost
Yay for good govt! h/t @abalkina.bsky.social
opendatabot.ua/court/133906...
Even with quality checks from PC chairs there will occasionally be bad actors who go undetected until publication, right now dealing with that in reasonable time is effectively impossible because the incentives for publishers to act aren't there.