Bartosz Bartkowski

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Bartosz Bartkowski @bartoszbartk.com · 25d

📣Interested in investigating whether/how land users consider soil biodiversity🪱 in their management decisions & what consequences this have for designing incentives? While being part of an interdisciplinary research training group? Apply here⬇️

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Jens Rommel @jensrommel.bsky.social · 8h

In this article, we reflect on "farmer surveys" in three European countries. Exciting to be part of this meta-science exercise. We learned a lot about our surveys. Hopefully, others find this useful. Would not have been possible without the excellent lead of Thomas Slijper.

doi.org/10.1111/1477...

The picture shows a screenshot of the abstract and title. Follow link for accessible version.

Bartosz Bartkowski @bartoszbartk.com · 1d

Obama, und die Vorhersage ist vermutlich ein weißer Mann?

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François Bareille @fbareille.bsky.social · 2d

Link for "A meta-analysis on the productive value of crop biodiversity" (American Journal of Agricultural Economics, with B. Largier):

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

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Richard Waite @waiterich.bsky.social · 2d

Corn before it domesticated us

Jeffrey Ross-Ibarra @jrossibarra.bsky.social · 3d

Ye olde massive teosinte

Bartosz Bartkowski @bartoszbartk.com · 5d

Maybe this (response to me posting about a similar problem): bsky.app/profile/fboe...

Fabian A. Boetzl @fboetzl.bsky.social · Nov 29

I have recently been quite successful, rarely invite more than 4-5 for two reviews. It pays out to invest time in searching for possible reviewers, I focus on late stage PhDs and postdocs that are likely to have time and write them why I believe they are a good fit for this manuscript.

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Paul Hünermund @p-hunermund.com · 10d

We already know the solution to these kinds of externality problems: heavy taxes on supply or an outright ban on the sale of fireworks. But certain champagne liberalists will immediately frame it as an attack on freedom.

Bartosz Bartkowski @bartoszbartk.com · 23d

Starting with the chancellor😉

Bartosz Bartkowski @bartoszbartk.com · 23d

Isn't Danish cuisine essentially potatoes and rye bread?

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Dr. Jonathan Foley @globalecoguy.bsky.social · 23d

There are many claims that AI is a “planet killing” source of greenhouse gases.

But is it?

This paper might be the most detailed estimate of the emissions associated with AI.

It suggests that AI could emit as much as 30-80 *million* tons of CO2 per year.

www.cell.com/patterns/ful...

The carbon and water footprints of data centers and what this could mean for artificial intelligence

Company-wide metrics from the environmental disclosure of data center operators suggest that AI systems may have a carbon footprint equivalent to that of New York City in 2025, while their water footp...

www.cell.com

Bartosz Bartkowski @bartoszbartk.com · 26d

That's strange... It makes sense to uninvite reviewers one doesn't need anymore, but not those who already agreed to review🤦🏻‍♂️ I mean, what's the harm in having one more review?

Bartosz Bartkowski @bartoszbartk.com · 26d

Success! After 2.5 months on my desk, I've succeeded to find 2 people willing to review (one already has submitted their review)🥳 Still:

Reviewers invited: 26
Declined: 11
No response: 13 (of those two are still pending)
Agreed: 2

Bartosz Bartkowski @bartoszbartk.com · Nov 24

I'm still relatively new to this journal associate editor business, but it already sucks… I've had a paper on my desk for more than a month now:

Reviewers invited: 12
Of those…
Declined: 5
No response: 7

Bartosz Bartkowski @bartoszbartk.com · 29d

Es gibt teilweise falsch zugeordnete Zitate. Ist aber natürlich nur eine Auswahl. Also schon eher nur in eine Richtung.

Bartosz Bartkowski @bartoszbartk.com · 29d

Soll heißen: schon immer kam es im Internet darauf an, Quellen kompetent zu nutzen und nicht allem zu glauben, was einem übern Weg läuft. Das ist mit LLMs zugegebenermaßen schwieriger geworden, aber ich meine, bisher noch im eher quantitativen, nicht qualitativen Sinne.