ilikedmatrixiv
ilikedmatrixiv t1_jaqd96p wrote
Reply to comment by enjoyscaestus in Royal Astronomical Society announces all journals to publish as open access from 2024 by magenta_placenta
Quite a few things, really. I had a lot of options, but I currently work as a data engineer/scientist.
ilikedmatrixiv t1_jan1zzz wrote
Reply to comment by Andromeda321 in Royal Astronomical Society announces all journals to publish as open access from 2024 by magenta_placenta
Yes, that's exactly it! I even remember the layout.
ilikedmatrixiv t1_jamvt7j wrote
Reply to Royal Astronomical Society announces all journals to publish as open access from 2024 by magenta_placenta
Disclaimer: I have a master's degree in astronomy. I no longer work in academia though.
I remember from my university days (between 5-10y ago) that nearly all astronomy papers were free access. Even the ones published in Nature had a free version somewhere. I don't remember the exact locations, but I think it was a Harvard resource that hosted nearly everything I ever needed. I never felt like I had to struggle to find papers and references when I was doing my projects.
Compare that to my partner who works in biochemistry and she has to rely on preprints on ArXive.org or mailing the original authors for a free copy.
ilikedmatrixiv t1_jdupsef wrote
Reply to comment by Kir-chan in Paralysis Outbreak in Europe Tied to 'Stomach Botox' Procedures by MagnusAuslander
Wait loss might be hard, but it's very simple. Most people just don't have the willpower or discipline to stick it trough.