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what's your programming question? be specific.
has shown up as the title of a question a number of times that I have seen, (with this being the most recent one) and it's obviously never ever the proper title for a good question.
Can we just have the submission process detec...
I wonder why it is impossible to vote several time for the same question and/or answer (Q/A).
Indeed, to understand a good question and/or answer usually requires time. Lazily enough, most of the time I read them quickly, before I vote up when I feel they are of some interest. A few months late...
The arXiv is the natural place to send mathematics preprints. Many of the worlds mathematicians (ranging from the very top to undergraduate-level) send their preprints there. One can also submit a paper to the arXiv then subsequently update it.
Vixra is an absolute joke. It's where people sen...
Credentialism is a reliance on formal qualifications or certifications to determine whether someone is permitted to undertake a task or to speak as an expert. It has also been defined as "excessive reliance on credentials, especially academic degrees, in determining hiring or promotion policies." The term also refers to an over-emphasis on certificates and degrees as a way of determining social status. Credentialism can lead to credential inflation. Sociologist Randall Collins' 1979 book The Credential Society "examine[s] the connection between credentialism and stratification."
An employer may...
