X account: This is ridiculous but I'm kind of fascinated by the micro-inconsistencies in the way the papers are presented as a glimpse into the process that created them β * Almost all are called "paper.pdf," but a few have meaningful filenames. * One has a .gitignore! QED π§ https://t.co/sRXC8i1S70
X account @skominers stated that, when reviewing a batch of papers, it found that most files were named βpaper.pdf,β while a few used meaningful filenames; one of them contained a.gitignore file.
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This is ridiculous but I'm kind of fascinated by the micro-inconsistencies in the way the papers are presented as a glimpse into the process that created them β
* Almost all are called "paper.pdf," but a few have meaningful filenames.
* One has a .gitignore!
QED π§ https://t.co/sRXC8i1S70
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This is ridiculous but I'm kind of fascinated by the micro-inconsistencies in the way the papers are presented as a glimpse into the process that created them β
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* Almost all are called "paper.pdf," but a few have meaningful filenames.
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* One has a .gitignore!
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QED π§ https://t.co/sRXC8i1S70
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