Thursday, April 14, 2005
Sometimes the guys (I mean men and women) in the sciences make fun of humanities as being a load of bullshit. Well a group of men and women at MIT have developed a computer program that automatically produces academic research papers in Computer Science. One of the papers was accepted at a conference. Ok, it's not a real peer reviewed conference, but the papers are pretty damn good (at appearing to be real).
What does this teach us?
What does this teach us?
1) Irony is cool
2) I needed this program back in the dotcom days
3) As long as you're studying bullshit, it might as well be with hot chicks
4) Unless you want a good job
