Nah, lead scientist spent like 5 hours total helping the grad student on the paper’s research. They probably spent more time getting the funding to begin with.

I love papers like this tho, one was my first citation, no-one else wanted to present it.

Simple solution: log the kid into your neighbor’s wifi.

Funny thing is, most trad goths will tell ya that to be goth all you gotta do is listen to the music, you don’t have to dress or act any certain way.

!gothindustrial@lemmy.world

I’m kinda into reading about military history so I thought I’d like it, but the writers weren’t very good. Specifically, the worldbuilding was OK, the characters were OK, but the plotting was clumsy.

• piefed.social - down
• lemmy.world - down
• slrpnk.net - up
• mastodon.social - up

analysis paralysis

ooh I like that term, I’ma use it. Funny thing, I’d been on lemmy for over a year when I decied to make a mastodon account to participate in watch parties. I understood the basics of federation. and I KNEW it didn’t really matter what instance I made an account on, but it still took me over a month to make an account because of analysis paralysis.

I can’t tell if you’re being sarcastic or not.

source

!juggalos@lemmy.world

Hmmm… None of the above: it’s a component of a mixture?

Yawara’s one of the few anime I’ve watched all the way through more than once. (the others are: Oishinbo, and Hinomaru Zumo!)

Goth is a music-based subculture that emerged out of nightclubs such as the F Club and Batcave in the United Kingdom during the early 1980s, as well as gothic rock, a genre that evolved from British post-punk. The goth subculture is centered around fashion, music festivals, clubs, and organized meetings

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goth_subculture

The article goes on to describe its many influences, variations, and characteristics. If you want more details, !gothindustrial@lemmy.world is the most active of the relevant local communities.

When they finally figure it out, the intro better reference that meme.

!juggalos@lemmy.world

lel I declined to be a mod on !gothindustrial@lemmy.world for exactly that reason. I hope it helps people see it’s not just mods.

Subscribed!

First off all, take a look at !fedigrow@lemmy.zip, it’s a place where people who do this kind of thing talk about it.

Second of all, that’s a great question and something that we ask ourselves a lot. There are a couple different approaches.

• just ask people to join in on posting. Sure, make a “meta” post, but also dm people who reply or ask them in comments (so others can see as well)

• have “events”. Like there’s one now on !fullmoviesonyoutube@piefed.social related to Halloween movies, where anyone else is welcome to join in. On !sumo@lemmy.world , which will probably always be niche, I just make a post at the beginning of the bimonthly tourneys telling people how to follow the tourney, and I say I’ll only be posting 3 more times over 15 days and they’re welcome to also post if they want.

• queue up several posts at once and schedule them to be posted later. You can do this in piefed or there was some other service for lemmy I think, or just write them out in a text file. On !juggalos@lemmy.world I have weekly posts queued up for the next month. Say something like “here’s my weekly post! feel free to make your own!”

Hope that helps!