Julie M. Smith
@juliemariesmith.bsky.social
I'm a computer science education researcher. I like running, audiobooks+puzzles, and traveling.
Interestingly, I was able to reproduce that error but with a different rationale.
August 10, 2025 at 1:47 AM
Interestingly, I was able to reproduce that error but with a different rationale.
The bus has its stop sign out, so the car should have stopped even before sensing the child.
June 13, 2025 at 4:40 PM
The bus has its stop sign out, so the car should have stopped even before sensing the child.
Congratulations! You have now done your own research.
(If you scrolled some websites or listened to some podcasts, that is not ‘doing your own research’. We need a different term for that, maybe ‘made a decision based on gossip and hearsay’.)
(If you scrolled some websites or listened to some podcasts, that is not ‘doing your own research’. We need a different term for that, maybe ‘made a decision based on gossip and hearsay’.)
April 30, 2025 at 11:13 PM
Congratulations! You have now done your own research.
(If you scrolled some websites or listened to some podcasts, that is not ‘doing your own research’. We need a different term for that, maybe ‘made a decision based on gossip and hearsay’.)
(If you scrolled some websites or listened to some podcasts, that is not ‘doing your own research’. We need a different term for that, maybe ‘made a decision based on gossip and hearsay’.)
6. Write up preliminary results, submit them to conferences, pass peer review, present results at conferences, and get feedback.
7. Write up results, submit to journals, pass peer review, and publish your work.
8. Wait 5-10 years to see whether and how similar research confirms your findings.
7. Write up results, submit to journals, pass peer review, and publish your work.
8. Wait 5-10 years to see whether and how similar research confirms your findings.
April 30, 2025 at 11:13 PM
6. Write up preliminary results, submit them to conferences, pass peer review, present results at conferences, and get feedback.
7. Write up results, submit to journals, pass peer review, and publish your work.
8. Wait 5-10 years to see whether and how similar research confirms your findings.
7. Write up results, submit to journals, pass peer review, and publish your work.
8. Wait 5-10 years to see whether and how similar research confirms your findings.
4. If you get a grant, hire postdocs, graduate research assistants, and — depending on the project — software developers, lab techs, data analysts, and so forth.
5. The entire team will spend ~20%-100% of their work hours over the next 3-5 years conducting research.
5. The entire team will spend ~20%-100% of their work hours over the next 3-5 years conducting research.
April 30, 2025 at 11:13 PM
4. If you get a grant, hire postdocs, graduate research assistants, and — depending on the project — software developers, lab techs, data analysts, and so forth.
5. The entire team will spend ~20%-100% of their work hours over the next 3-5 years conducting research.
5. The entire team will spend ~20%-100% of their work hours over the next 3-5 years conducting research.
3. Assemble a team of people with PhDs but different expertise than you have and write a grant application. They're usually about 90 pages long, and you'll want to do four or five because only ~25% get funded (assuming the government doesn't stop funding scientific research).
April 30, 2025 at 11:13 PM
3. Assemble a team of people with PhDs but different expertise than you have and write a grant application. They're usually about 90 pages long, and you'll want to do four or five because only ~25% get funded (assuming the government doesn't stop funding scientific research).
And here's ChatGPT doing the same thing: chatgpt.com/c/67a42d85-1...
ChatGPT
A conversational AI system that listens, learns, and challenges
chatgpt.com
February 6, 2025 at 3:34 AM
And here's ChatGPT doing the same thing: chatgpt.com/c/67a42d85-1...
The cover is gorgeous
January 31, 2025 at 2:07 PM
The cover is gorgeous
Years ago I remember someone saying that Twitter is for people you don't know but like and Facebook is for people you know but don't like. It would be nice to have that all inone place.
January 24, 2025 at 1:54 PM
Years ago I remember someone saying that Twitter is for people you don't know but like and Facebook is for people you know but don't like. It would be nice to have that all inone place.