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 Discussion on answer by Buffy: Is it …

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JosephDoggie
Oct 11, 2024 22:19
Most organizations I've been with (US) always have an IP clause so it's highly likely that they had that somewhere.
 

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JosephDoggie
Jan 10, 2024 18:40
Make them use stackoverflow ithe chat gpt (LOL!)
 

 Discussion on question by cgb5436: Wh…

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JosephDoggie
Oct 3, 2023 14:25
I was simply providing a numerator without a denominator. To people who care about math, it's easy to tell that was what I was doing. I was literally told that there were 800 applicants back then per job, so it was not dishonest. I can't estimate how many applied to every job but sending out 50 resume's sounds reasonable. That still leaves 750 without a job!
JosephDoggie
Oct 3, 2023 14:25
How is it misleading? If there's 800 applicants per job, that's just a fact. Perhaps each applicant applies to say 50 jobs, but that's still not overly optimistic to get a job. (Then later, they'll ask you why you didn't get an academic job right away)....
JosephDoggie
Oct 3, 2023 14:25
It's tough. In my field back in the 1990's there were about 800 resume's per tenure track position. It's really tough to get such a position, depending on geography, major and other factors.
 

 Discussion on question by licheng: Th…

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JosephDoggie
Sep 23, 2023 07:55
The professor would be happy to know that at least in my usage, Grammarly turns "can not" into cannot. Indeed, it just suggested that, right now, as I typed.
 

 Discussion on question by Coala: Is h…

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JosephDoggie
Aug 3, 2023 10:44
If what you are saying is true, certainly it deserves to be said. Perhaps a more factual phrasing would be appropriate, but you could share this 're-inventing the wheel' joke with your fam or around the water-cooler.
 

 Discussion on question by amnesiacRAM…

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JosephDoggie
May 20, 2023 06:03
Of course, I could take credit for Harry S Truman's quote, it seems legitimate!
JosephDoggie
May 20, 2023 06:03
It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit. Harry S Truman
JosephDoggie
May 20, 2023 06:03
It seems to me you should find a different team, or a different job. Stop worrying about who gets the credit. Try to get the project done as best you can.
 

 Discussion on question by An_Elephant…

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JosephDoggie
May 11, 2023 19:41
If you want make such assumptions, you eliminate the best answer ..
JosephDoggie
May 11, 2023 19:41
God is the best reason.
 

 Discussion on question by plants: Can…

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JosephDoggie
May 9, 2023 02:42
I would also note that there's a difference between doing research and doing publishable, peer-reviewable research, so that should be kept in mind.
 

 Discussion on question by Sharon: 'Bl…

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JosephDoggie
Apr 23, 2023 17:34
I'd vote to re-open if I could.
JosephDoggie
Apr 23, 2023 17:34
I like Greybeard's comment, was going to write it but with dog instead of cat; possibly 'feline' would be more general, just as there are several types of chairs.
 

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JosephDoggie
Jun 30, 2022 21:18
For peace of mind, don't do it. Just not worth it.
 

 Discussion on answer by Ray: PhD stud…

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JosephDoggie
May 26, 2022 18:17
I completely agree with point 1. Point 2 must be done in a very sensitive, careful way. This may also be culturally dependent. Is there a way to turn this around, like using 'simulated' data, and admitting it is such, rather than passing off 'fake' data as real? Also, you could possibly finish your Ph.D. with the data you have and add a "future research" section, and have that ready for some other student to pick up. This would then turn a 'bug' into a 'feature' !!!
 

 Discussion on question by riorio: Tea…

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JosephDoggie
May 19, 2022 07:59
Thinking outside the box, how about let everyone who wants to telework? Especially if they get their tasks done! Also, Good for the environment!
 

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JosephDoggie
Mar 31, 2022 00:27
I was in an undergrad program (EE, US), where up to 67 % of the students got "D" or "F" from certain professors in required courses. There were about 4 of them like that, so it made it hard to graduate for some.
 

 Discussion on question by sobralis: H…

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JosephDoggie
Sep 1, 2021 00:46
Do not lie about your current salary., Try to avoid lies in general.
 

 Discussion on question by C. Perhacs:…

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JosephDoggie
Aug 26, 2021 18:10
I stand corrected. Well, it dispels one theory, anyway.
JosephDoggie
Aug 26, 2021 18:10
The answers mostly focus on fans, and fans as part of a system, but also the chips are now much smaller, and presumably require less heat-sinking than they used to.
 

 Discussion on answer by Brōtsyorfuzth…

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JosephDoggie
Jul 21, 2021 20:56
Really well-thought out answer. Where I live, one does NOT have to eliminate dandelions from their yard, but people usually do anyway. (I personally don't see them as a weed, anyway).