#Open Research Data

[superconductivebean]

#1142: ranty ranty

i've the weirdest reason to like hl: late 19 century means beаuxbatons had plenty of people from the russiаn empire and if you're aiming to create the tournament you'll basically have a rundown on the differences between the english, the--

uh huh huh

The Greatest Storyteller Of The MillenniaTM made it harder to write about other schools for magic because you just explain to me what should a person think of the entire CONTINENT to give europe only 2 schools for magic? just imagine beаuxbatons in the beginning of the 19th century or in the middle of the century. throw in koldоtvoretz and have your hair falling off your head because this lump of land has always been roughly 7000 kms in length from west to east; yet it has 1 (ONE) school for magic. durmstrаng is a private school and should had been The North (or Germany?) except Bulgaria is Greece's next door neighbour. honestly I WANT TO SCREAM and so here is my hot take opinion on it all: hp is such a western gaze if u ask me

[trollocks-in-my-bollocks]

not me reading academic papers past midnight as if I'd find a solution in them for real life problems or at least some comfort?

[pokeology]

howdy prof. teak! i recently got an arctozolt (she's 5mo, adopted her from an archeologist who had helped her learn her manners before turning her over to me. her name is Tozu). was wondering if i'm meant to help her with her runny nose like one might with cubchoo? and what is the runny nose a result of? she's never exactly seemed to be running a fever, but i can't be sure and i haven't seen very many people owning arctozolts. tozu's very energetic and doesn't seem to be very bothered by her runny nose, and none of the pokemon at the pokeparks have gotten sick from her, so i'm a little confused. in short: should i worry about her runny nose, and what does it come from?

Arctozolt and the others from its set are very controversial as a majority of them have very, very poor quality of life. Luckily for you, artctozolt is the best one to own, as its only major concern is in movement.

Arctozolt's runny nose is likely similar to cubchoo's, in that both are related to their Ice typing- but unlike cubchoo, you will want to try and keep arctozolt's airway clear. It isn't at any risk of adverse health effects if you don't, but it does carry pathogens that can get you sick- just like any bodily fluid from any pokemon would.

It's currently unknown why it developed this way. I do not specialize in ancient pokemon, but revived ones do automatically fall under my jurisdiction- it's a complicated crossroads for me here, haha.

[kaerinio]

i have so much muse! and i've pretty much completed all my projects for the end of the year, so now my workday is mostly just doing research, sniffing around data sources, and managing the transition from development to production for some of these models. soooo, i will be around working on things during breaks, and i should also be around this evening after i grab dinner with some friends! 😌

[6ebe]

no one in my family reps my humanities degree 😞

[nerdie-faerie]

Just finished 3 and half hours of research for my presentation and there isn't much more I can do at the library without internet but it's raining so I decided to treat myself to some psychology related reading so naturally I granned the dsm5

[04tenno]

Your knowledge on queer stuff in Japan and in general has me really interested in an essay like post on that and the RGG series (male character depictions, behaviors, etc) if you’d ever be okay with doing that

It’s always nice to read what you have to say involving that topic and I love learning from you

Thank you so much, that means the world to me! That's definitely a topic I would love to delve into, but I have a series rewatch and a whole lot of literature to get through before I can speak on it comfortably.

[crowcryptid]

90% of hacking is scanning to see if someone misconfigured their security settings or if they’re using out of date software

9% is social engineering

And the last 1% is actually trying to find an exploit and write your own code (idk how to do this part yet)

[quaranmine]

You put so much research and detail into Incandescence of a Dying Light and it's amazing. Do you have any tips for someone trying to research for a story? One of my characters is an elderly Floridian lifeguard but the best sources I can find are some NYT articles about Long Island lifeguards

Oh thank you! I appreciate that.

As for researching, I think the best way to go about it is to try to research specific parts of your problem. You might not be able to find resources for an elderly Floridian lifeguard, but you can probably find resources for lifeguards, lifeguards in a particular area, and elderly people doing swimming/rescues. I can try to give you some pointers but without knowing your story or specific needs some of these tips might not work. Just use them as a jumping off point! Specific problems can be easier to research than broad problems--unless it's too specific, and then you lose all your results. Researching is a balancing act between those two.

Are they a lifeguard at the ocean, or a pool? If it's the ocean, where in Florida? I'd look up information about the sea currents in that area. That might give you an idea of the kind of risks your lifeguard is looking at, like if they work at a beach in a place known for rip currents or something. That will add some realism and you can probably find resources on what your lifeguard character is looking for. If it's a pool, your job is probably much easier because I have to assume most of the same rules apply for elsewhere.

Is there a specific time period you are looking at? I'm no lifeguard, so anyone can correct me if I'm wrong, but I imagine the profession hasn't changed very much in the past few decades or longer. If someone is a lifeguard in the 80s my gut feeling is that their job is still pretty similar to what it is today. So, that might make your research easier if you can expand the time periods you are looking at. My story is set in 1989 so I'm always looking for info from that time period. But most of what I'm doing is looking at fire lookout resources from the 50s or early 2000s, and then matching the technology in my fic to the late 80s.

I would also look up things like lifeguard handbook, lifeguard skills, lifeguard employee handbook, lifeguard training materials, etc. For example, just by looking up "florida lifeguard" I found the Jacksonville Beach Ocean Rescue Lifeguard Academy, which gives some details about the requirements and steps to become a lifeguard there. Could be useful information. I also found a 400 page Red Cross lifeguarding manual pdf. For more personal information, perhaps add stuff like "interview" to the search? I'm sure you would be able to find people talking about their jobs.

As for your character's age, that might not require much research. Being older does not mean a character can't be fit or strong (but I don't know if you mean 60 or 90 when you say "elderly" and that matters.) You could explore sources about active elderly people too, if you wanted. This will just depend on the details of your character though.

I would also recommend using some advanced search techniques. For example, if you only want examples about Florida, write it as "florida" with the quotes around it, and you'll only receive pages that contain the word Florida. Or, if you want to exclude something that is muddying your search results, put the word with a minus. Tragically at one point during my chapter 8 research i had to add -maui to the search to try and exclude news articles associated with it.

Generally though I would just look for lots of sources of many types, and then add them together. It is unlikely you will find sources that match everything you need. Break down what you need to know into smaller pieces. I may have 20+ tabs open for information that amounts to....a few paragraphs. Vary your search queries a lot, try different key words. My research for Firewatch AU has been helped by the fact that the job involves the federal government, which is great at recordkeeping and often has a lot of publicly available information. Your mileage may vary with other subjects. Watch your sources for accuracy. Or, if you rely on sources from a different location (Long Island vs Florida) be prepared to try and identify and fill in the gaps where there are differences between the locations.

Good luck!

[hoshiszora-archived]

Just loving my cat boy Hyousuke uwu

[tardis--dreams]

Fuck yes the caretaker finally came and installed my new smoke detecor. I can finally feel free in my apartment again

[torchiiko]

i thought hisuian pokemon like. went extinct or at least evolved into the present forms we know today but i guess Not bc theyre still runnin around & no ones batting an eye. so im guessing they all migrated to places where those forms would survive over time. like ik the meta reason is for marketing & whatever but i care abt Lore

ALSO since we have paradox forms, some pokemon now have canon ancestors & id love to see a game that takes place in that specific era where we can actually learn abt them !!! all the entries in scvi are just "looks like smth from a book lol" which is So disappointing... i wanna know how they differ from present day pokemon & why they evolved the ways they did

i want more games with unusual settings!! send me way back in the past! send me far into the future! send me to space!! i wanna see for myself how the relationships between humans & pokemon developed! its pretty likely that theyve been working together way before pokeballs were ever a concept, but thatd be difficult for a game to do considering it breaks the formula too much.. but imagine some kind of taming mechanic,, legends arceus mixed with safari zone, having to learn each pokemons temperaments & favorite foods until you can get close enough to put some kinda collar on em & by then theyll trust you enough to go along with it... basically like rdr2s horse taming system iirc

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[a-curious-studyblr]

working on my thesis corrections! They're due in two months. Overall, they're okay tbh, except for the one examiner wanting more statistical analysis throughout is killing me and I'll be in t-test hell all week

[michaelgabrill]

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