The stupid are killing their own children and those who cannot get vaccinated. They should be prosecuted for involuntary manslaughter, just as every politician spreading vaccine lies. I don’t understand why this has not happened yet. 

So these people do not understand how outlook or copilot or any other always online software work. Or they do and as I said it’s just corruption. But as they say, do not assume malevolence if it can be explained by simple incompetence. 

It’s likely a combination of incompetence and corruption, ie Microsoft paying universities for this (or offer products cheaper if locked into the system). Worst thing is that everything linked directly to copilot.

Tiefer geht’s immer.

The question was whether results were correctly reported.

Lol

Thanks for the correction. (Separately, how is the webiste partisan? Going over the abstract, the conclusions seems the same? 90% failrate).

I will consider it!

to be honest, it is harder thanniy sounds because we would need to make a sign-up sheet and create an email list serve because I cannot simply put a Zoom link in public because we’re gonna get Zoomed bombed

It’s not. If more people are interested, we could do it.

They temporarily lost an enrichment culture of Asgard archaea.

Well, these people always existed. In the past, they wrote incoherent random letters. Now they use AI.

Looking forward to trying out out soon, I hope!

Laziness, lack of intellectual curiosity, and low ethical standards.

+1 on study. -1 for use of genAI.

I met my future postdoc advisor at the course. Faculty/directors became letter writers when I applied for faculty positions. I am still in (irregular) contact with several of co-students. I have been going back to Woods Hole nearly every year and a study site on which i built 3 proposals is there.

This course is still the best scientific xp I had. I met Carl Woese, Norm Pace, and many other founders of (environmental) microbiology. Orr Shapiro’s and my research in our summer project gave me a corresponding author paper. At least 1/3, maybe more, of folks in my class r now tenured professors.