Related tags:
resolved + (42)
phd + (41)
career + (37)
gradschool + (36)
research + (35)
university + (34)
jobs + (28)
academic + (26)
job + (21)
college + (21)
writing + (20)
professor + (19)
science + (19)
education + (17)
graduateschool + (16)
work + (15)
school + (14)
philosophy + (12)
literature + (10)
academics + (10)
teaching + (9)
biology + (9)
interview + (8)
dissertation + (7)
anxiety + (7)
masters + (7)
jobsearch + (7)
industry + (7)
history + (7)
employment + (7)
publishing + (7)
postdoc + (6)
graduate + (6)
Humanities + (6)
art + (6)
depression + (6)
etiquette + (6)
grad + (5)
faculty + (5)
english + (5)
careers + (5)
business + (5)
internet + (5)
library + (5)
learning + (5)
journals + (5)
UK + (5)
thesis + (5)
psychology + (5)
study + (5)
software + (5)
style + (4)
scholarship + (4)
sociology + (4)
socialscience + (4)
social + (4)
reading + (4)
politicalscience + (4)
papers + (4)
mathematics + (4)


Users that often use this tag:
Anonymous (72)
k8t (6)
0bvious (6)
starcrust (5)
lollusc (4)
metametababe (4)
shivohum (3)
googly (3)
Beardman (3)
Apropos of Something (3)
divabat (3)
gerryblog (3)
idlethink (2)
Milau (2)
faeuboulanger (2)
UniversityNomad (2)
StoneSpace (2)
carolinaherrera (2)
MouseOfHouseofAnony (2)
ootandaboot (2)
samac (2)
codacorolla (2)
madcaptenor (2)
Genco_Olive_Oil (2)
taramosalata (2)
Keter (2)
Spurious (2)
Bardolph (2)
col_pogo (2)
crazylegs (2)
SNWidget (2)
doctor.dan (2)
schroedinger (2)
biffa (2)
trey (2)
kyrademon (2)

TediousTaskHelpFilter: For a project I'm working on, I manually went through 4000+ article abstracts from a literature database and classified articles as either target articles or irrelevant articles (with broad classification for why the article was irrelevant). My advisor has indicated that it's standard practice for me to do this same search on a database that will, overwhelmingly, give me many repeats from my last search. As this is nowhere near the only thing on my plate, I'd like to optimize this task. Is there any computer-based solution to eliminating the repeats in hits between these two databases? [more inside]
posted by Keter on Nov 10, 2011 - 5 answers

Academia must have discovered the Internets by now... right? I'm interested in finding some academic, long-form journalism, or just generally "high-thought" articles about "low" Internet culture, from memes to 4chan to Anonymous to Second Life. Halp?! [more inside]
posted by Keter on May 6, 2009 - 16 answers