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M-m-hodgeshace 5 horas
I always struggle to figure out what role arXiv should play in my information diet. On the one hand I support Open Access research. On the other hand, peer review is vital, and a substantial quantity of “papers” on arXiv are just blog posts in a LaTeX trench coat.
JDjdw64hace 7 horas
I'm always grateful to arXiv. It allows non-scientists like me to access high-quality papers anytime. Thank you, always
WAWalterGRhace 6 horas
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47450478
“ArXiv declares independence from Cornell” (science.org)
811 points | 3 months ago | 291 comments
RWrw2hace 7 horas
Should charge AI for training on top of it or get them to donate. A small amount can fund them easily.
LAlatentframehace 4 horas
The big challenge will maybe be governance more than infrastructure : staying community driven while becoming an independent nonprofit is not trivial
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I always struggle to figure out what role arXiv should play in my information diet. On the one hand I support Open Access research. On the other hand, peer review is vital, and a substantial quantity of “papers” on arXiv are just blog posts in a LaTeX trench coat.
I'm always grateful to arXiv. It allows non-scientists like me to access high-quality papers anytime. Thank you, always
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47450478 “ArXiv declares independence from Cornell” (science.org) 811 points | 3 months ago | 291 comments
Should charge AI for training on top of it or get them to donate. A small amount can fund them easily.
The big challenge will maybe be governance more than infrastructure : staying community driven while becoming an independent nonprofit is not trivial