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From one piece AI is breaking the academic sorting machine 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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I predict that, over time, the focus will move away from "papers as the final output."
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Most people who complete a PhD today will not land a tenure-track or tenured position, and the odds keep shrinking.Their words
If you hold a PhD today, your chance of having a tenure-track or tenured position is about 10% and falling.
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Academic publishing functions mainly to sort people for jobs rather than to produce useful knowledge.Their words
The purpose of the academic output is to sort people out for jobs.
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In effect, what I am demonstrating is that CPUs are not boring. They are improving fast.
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NEON has nothing like it; on x64, the closest thing is the SSE4.2 string-comparison instructions (pcmpistrm), which are slow.
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Nothing matches.
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