Jae Hee Lee
@dschaehi.bsky.social
I "vibe-coded" *Zotero Focused Mode* that collapses all distracting elements (e.g., left/right sidebars, toolbar, tab bar) and switches to full screen. Happy to hear your feedback.
github.com/dschaehi/Zot...
github.com/dschaehi/Zot...
May 3, 2025 at 6:47 PM
I "vibe-coded" *Zotero Focused Mode* that collapses all distracting elements (e.g., left/right sidebars, toolbar, tab bar) and switches to full screen. Happy to hear your feedback.
github.com/dschaehi/Zot...
github.com/dschaehi/Zot...
I just learned from my former Chinese colleague that my blog post on LaTeX got popular on Xiaohongshu, a Chinese Instagram. The link to the blog post: jaeheelee.gitlab.io/post/latex-m....
January 23, 2025 at 9:54 AM
I just learned from my former Chinese colleague that my blog post on LaTeX got popular on Xiaohongshu, a Chinese Instagram. The link to the blog post: jaeheelee.gitlab.io/post/latex-m....
David A. Patterson writes in CACM:
The academic versions of bad career benchmarks—for faculty and their institutions—are “publish or perish” and “dollars or death.” When I arrived, I asked what Berkeley values. The answer was
The academic versions of bad career benchmarks—for faculty and their institutions—are “publish or perish” and “dollars or death.” When I arrived, I asked what Berkeley values. The answer was
January 13, 2025 at 9:25 PM
David A. Patterson writes in CACM:
The academic versions of bad career benchmarks—for faculty and their institutions—are “publish or perish” and “dollars or death.” When I arrived, I asked what Berkeley values. The answer was
The academic versions of bad career benchmarks—for faculty and their institutions—are “publish or perish” and “dollars or death.” When I arrived, I asked what Berkeley values. The answer was
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How would education of PhDs for good programming would look like? Is anyone doing it? Are we expecting them to just pick it up from the air just like we do with reviewing and research aesthetics?
December 24, 2024 at 7:28 PM
How would education of PhDs for good programming would look like? Is anyone doing it? Are we expecting them to just pick it up from the air just like we do with reviewing and research aesthetics?