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  1. "For example, I was sitting at my side of the desk working, and he asked me to tell him about my problem. A few minutes later, I was forced to interrupt my work to go grocery shopping, because the household chores fell to me. As soon as I returned with bread and milk, Sasha excitedly told me the solution to my problem. It made me feel stupid, as if I should have solved it while I was waiting in the line for bread and milk. That feeling blocked out all the other feelings I should have been noticing, such as frustration and annoyance with Sasha.

    Without his interference, I would have happily solved the problem myself. I was about to start my serious research, but I worried that I’d end up as a supplier of new problems for his papers.

    You might wonder why I didn’t stop sharing my math with Sasha. But at that time, I wasn’t very in touch with my feelings and I prided myself on being a logical person. The idea that a husband and wife would discuss their work together seemed logical. Besides, even though I wasn’t particularly interested, Sasha was always ready to tell me about his math problems. It seemed important for me to be fair and to reciprocate. So I was stuck in a situation I didn’t know how to resolve."

    - Tanya Khovanova about her ex husband.

    blog.tanyakhovanova.com/2009/1

    #mathematics #math #maths #AI #noAI #LLM #LLMs #openAI #navierStokes #plagiarism

  2. "For example, I was sitting at my side of the desk working, and he asked me to tell him about my problem. A few minutes later, I was forced to interrupt my work to go grocery shopping, because the household chores fell to me. As soon as I returned with bread and milk, Sasha excitedly told me the solution to my problem. It made me feel stupid, as if I should have solved it while I was waiting in the line for bread and milk. That feeling blocked out all the other feelings I should have been noticing, such as frustration and annoyance with Sasha.

    Without his interference, I would have happily solved the problem myself. I was about to start my serious research, but I worried that I’d end up as a supplier of new problems for his papers.

    You might wonder why I didn’t stop sharing my math with Sasha. But at that time, I wasn’t very in touch with my feelings and I prided myself on being a logical person. The idea that a husband and wife would discuss their work together seemed logical. Besides, even though I wasn’t particularly interested, Sasha was always ready to tell me about his math problems. It seemed important for me to be fair and to reciprocate. So I was stuck in a situation I didn’t know how to resolve."

    - Tanya Khovanova about her ex husband.

    blog.tanyakhovanova.com/2009/1

    #mathematics #math #maths #AI #noAI #LLM #LLMs #openAI #navierStokes #plagiarism

  3. "For example, I was sitting at my side of the desk working, and he asked me to tell him about my problem. A few minutes later, I was forced to interrupt my work to go grocery shopping, because the household chores fell to me. As soon as I returned with bread and milk, Sasha excitedly told me the solution to my problem. It made me feel stupid, as if I should have solved it while I was waiting in the line for bread and milk. That feeling blocked out all the other feelings I should have been noticing, such as frustration and annoyance with Sasha.

    Without his interference, I would have happily solved the problem myself. I was about to start my serious research, but I worried that I’d end up as a supplier of new problems for his papers.

    You might wonder why I didn’t stop sharing my math with Sasha. But at that time, I wasn’t very in touch with my feelings and I prided myself on being a logical person. The idea that a husband and wife would discuss their work together seemed logical. Besides, even though I wasn’t particularly interested, Sasha was always ready to tell me about his math problems. It seemed important for me to be fair and to reciprocate. So I was stuck in a situation I didn’t know how to resolve."

    - Tanya Khovanova about her ex husband.

    blog.tanyakhovanova.com/2009/1

    #mathematics #math #maths #AI #noAI #LLM #LLMs #openAI #navierStokes #plagiarism

  4. "For example, I was sitting at my side of the desk working, and he asked me to tell him about my problem. A few minutes later, I was forced to interrupt my work to go grocery shopping, because the household chores fell to me. As soon as I returned with bread and milk, Sasha excitedly told me the solution to my problem. It made me feel stupid, as if I should have solved it while I was waiting in the line for bread and milk. That feeling blocked out all the other feelings I should have been noticing, such as frustration and annoyance with Sasha.

    Without his interference, I would have happily solved the problem myself. I was about to start my serious research, but I worried that I’d end up as a supplier of new problems for his papers.

    You might wonder why I didn’t stop sharing my math with Sasha. But at that time, I wasn’t very in touch with my feelings and I prided myself on being a logical person. The idea that a husband and wife would discuss their work together seemed logical. Besides, even though I wasn’t particularly interested, Sasha was always ready to tell me about his math problems. It seemed important for me to be fair and to reciprocate. So I was stuck in a situation I didn’t know how to resolve."

    - Tanya Khovanova about her ex husband.

    blog.tanyakhovanova.com/2009/1

    #mathematics #math #maths #AI #noAI #LLM #LLMs #openAI #navierStokes #plagiarism

  5. "For example, I was sitting at my side of the desk working, and he asked me to tell him about my problem. A few minutes later, I was forced to interrupt my work to go grocery shopping, because the household chores fell to me. As soon as I returned with bread and milk, Sasha excitedly told me the solution to my problem. It made me feel stupid, as if I should have solved it while I was waiting in the line for bread and milk. That feeling blocked out all the other feelings I should have been noticing, such as frustration and annoyance with Sasha.

    Without his interference, I would have happily solved the problem myself. I was about to start my serious research, but I worried that I’d end up as a supplier of new problems for his papers.

    You might wonder why I didn’t stop sharing my math with Sasha. But at that time, I wasn’t very in touch with my feelings and I prided myself on being a logical person. The idea that a husband and wife would discuss their work together seemed logical. Besides, even though I wasn’t particularly interested, Sasha was always ready to tell me about his math problems. It seemed important for me to be fair and to reciprocate. So I was stuck in a situation I didn’t know how to resolve."

    - Tanya Khovanova about her ex husband.

    blog.tanyakhovanova.com/2009/1

    #mathematics #math #maths #AI #noAI #LLM #LLMs #openAI #navierStokes #plagiarism

  6. When I read the stories about Prof. Arday, my first thought is not about the sorry state of academia, or the victims of his lies — my first thought is that he must have the gift of the gab to a superhuman degree, charm oozing out of his every pore, a fascinating story to answer every question, the self-assurance of a demi-god. I expect that his students loved him.

    nationalpost.com/opinion/micha

    1/2

    #Cambridge #plagiarism #JasonArday
    #NationalPost

  7. Laws Every Scout Should Know

    Being a Scout means more than camping, hiking, and earning merit badges. Scouts are also expected to be good citizens who understand the rules and laws that help keep our communities safe and fair. While Scouts are not expected to be lawyers, learning about important laws can help them become informed and responsible leaders. 1. The Scout Law and the Law of the Land The Scout Law teaches Scouts to be Trustworthy, Loyal, Helpful, Friendly, Courteous, Kind, Obedient, Cheerful, Thrifty, Brave, […]

    troop161ma.wordpress.com/2026/

  8. I got nominated in the Credit The Creators newsletter! 🎉

    I submitted my latest video last week, and I was absolutely delighted and honoured to have been one of the four creators selected for a poll for next week’s Featured Creator! This was my most ambitious video yet, one that I was very nervous to release due to the subject matter, so I couldn’t be happier with the engagement and support it’s been getting! 😄💚

    Thank you so much to ​⁠@jjjacksfilms‬ and his team for picking me, and best of luck to the other three creators chosen! If you’d like to vote for me, subscribe to the Credit The Creators newsletter and find the poll for Week 29 (Voting is for two days only, so make sure to get your vote in ASAP)!👇

    🔗creditthecreators.substack.com

    #CTC #CreditTheCreators #Credit_the_Creators #Plagiarism #Copyright #AllenPan #Allen_Pan #Blingmcqueen #Kabbaway #Kabba #Kab #Kabbidge #Kabbidges #SWNTBH #ScandalsWhichNeedToBeHandled #VideoEssay #Video_Essay #News #Media #Broadcasters #FairUse #Fair_Use #Fair_Dealing #FairDealing #SufficientAcknowledgement #Sufficient_Acknowledgement #Journalism #Journalist #Reporting #Video #YouTube #YT #YouTuber #YTer

  9. @erik_kwakkel Not satisfied with plagiarising, this academic doubled-down by using an invented staff member to field the complaint. Several people say they have made her university's Research Integrity office aware, so hopefully they'll investigate. #PublicationEthics #UniversityOfZurich #CarlaRossi #Plagiarism #AcademicPublishing #AcademicMisconduct #MedievalMastodon