u/Sufficient-Thing-684

I'm currently writing my Master's thesis.

My advisor wants to publish it.

In part of my thesis, I take a look at how researchers in our field use and talk about AI in their research.

Most of it's fine, but a few researchers are engaging in what can best be described as morally questionable pseudoscience. A section of my thesis is devoted to a thorough critique of a few very problematic papers.

It's the section my advisor is most interested in publishing.

I have a job in industry lined up, but I'm considering applying to PhD programmes within the next couple of years.

Would it be seen as a negative or a positive if I had a published paper that is very critical of a few papers?

I should probably mention: None of the researchers I criticize are involved in the PhD programmes I'm interested in applying to.

Jeg er tilflytter til byen pga. arbejde.

Har fået tilbudt en møbleret etværelses på 30kvm til 11900 inkl. forbrug i Nordhavn lige ved siden af min arbejdsplads.

Jeg kan virkelig ikke gennemskue om boligmarkedet er så meget på skideren, at det er en rimelig pris for København nu.

Jeg har set opslag for lejligheder til 8-10.000 (f.eks. Blækhus). Men ikke en eneste af udlejerne på de opslag svarer på mine henvendelser.

At finde værelser på Facebook går heller ikke så godt, mest fordi folk søger nogen der kan flytte ind med få ugers varsel. Og jeg vil flytte i juli/august.

I live in Denmark and I'm moving to Copenhagen in the middle of July.

Because of this, I can do two interrail trips of about one month each. One before moving, and one after.

I want to visit Zürich, Cologne, Paris, London and Manchester the first trip. There's Cologne Pride and a family member is getting married in Manchester.

The second trip I'm not so sure.

I could travel in Norway and Sweden.

Or maybe travel around Northern Italy and Slovenia.

Or go to Warsaw, Krakow and Budapest.

Or fly to Tallinn and travel back home by train.

Any suggestions? I like history, architecture and art.

I have travelled a lot in Germany, Austria and the Benelux region before, and I want to try something new.