Academic Rizzlers

this shit got me reachin for the luger
- You realize Lugers were very famously the weapons of the Nazi officer class, and Einstein very famously had to flee Nazi Germany?
This never gets old

Fancy memes
Shout out to the midnight gospel for putting that word in my lexicon

My fiancée and I were talking about this the other day, and the conclusion we reached was that our language, as it always has, is evolving, and these new phrases are just as valid as anything anyone has said before. People don't want to accept it, because they think of Internet memes as silly, and that's where a lot of this language comes from (there's also racism involved, because, of course there is), but it's too late. That's what English is now. Sucks to suck, fam.

Scientific papers should be timeless. Can you imagine the hell of having to research the pop culture and slang of an era just to understand a paper written in it?
- To be fair, I think that's what the part after the colon was for.
- Tbf, it wouldn’t be hard to just have an LLM translate it for you.
I'll do you one better.
Not only is the language itself evolving, but we acquire more and more idioms and jargon as society moves through the industrial age. Right now, english has this playful mishmash of nautical, railroad, and now computing idioms reflecting each technological epoch's mark on speech over the last 200+ years.
Based.

German chancellor Olaf Scholz wrote about how we are in a time of change cause the power structures of the world are shifting. He called the chapter about Russia "the empire strikes back".

As long as you don't make your title incomprehensible to anyone who isn't a native English speaker

Incomprehensible now, or 5 years from now?

I honestly love this approach for eye-grabbing titles to otherwise dull topics.

If there's a problem, yo I'll solve it: Application of Large Language Models for resolving deep problem sets.

I don't see any credentials after Michael's name, so, I'll side with the published author this time.

Some people think repping their credentials is conceited. Independent of that, I'm on team do-what-you-want-it's-your-title-just-make-sure-it's-descriptive-so-the-reader-still-knows-what-the-article-is-about.

I'm with the first person