This looks like an important addition to the Retraction Watch database. Remarkable how much higher retraction rates are for preprints. Someone needs to analyze how the difference breaks down in terms of the reasons.

Graduate students have always been at a major disadvantage in disputes with their advisors. So hats off to the Rochester ones who stood up to their professor’s faked superconductivity claims:

Checking google scholar for recent articles with the phrase "certainly, here is a":

losing your work in git

wizardzines.com/comics/losin...

Google apparently had to release a "verbatim" setting so that you can get decent search results. I tested it and it does seem to help
lifehacker.com/tech/how-to-...

I've seen every part of this happen. It's getting harder for me to spot the satire websites... www.theolognion.com/p/company-fo...

My employer recently signed up for an "AI image generation" service. Some experiments (1/n)...

This is going to be a fascinating legal defense for someone, someday. "I didn't sign those financial statements! My AI did!"

(mumble something something technology??) www.macrumors.com/2024/02/22/s...

Mass spec people have spent years training us all to throw up our hands and say "sure, why not". Some very clever people in that field!

Avast, planet! Joining the expats from the other blue social media site. What should I read?