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“I am so happy to have finally got this shot. It has taken me all winter. I have had so many difficulties; frozen equipment, blurry photos through ice, battery issues, flash placements and flare, clouds(!), cats’n’dogs, wind blowing everything over, night exposure, and the list goes on. So you can imagine my excitement and disbelief this morning when I found this on my card! Thank you beautiful Mrs fox, you get an Oscar.”
~ Duncan MacArthur
ME: How's it look?
MECHANIC LOOKING UNDER MY IMAGINATION'S HOOD: *wiping hands on a rag* I see your problem. You've been filling this thing up with despair when it's supposed to run on joy.
New blog post!
What would you do as a reviewer if you suspected that the methods described in a paper weren't accurate?
Here, I walk through such a case and explain how access to the data allow me to test my suspicions.
http://steveharoz.com/blog/2023/why-open-data-is-critical-during-review-an-example-case/
In the movie Alien, designer Ron Cobb made a set of icons for the spaceship Nostromo called “Semiotic Standard For All Commercial Trans-Stellar Utility Lifter And Heavy Element Transport Spacecraft.”
They’re information dense, intuitive, and lovely. I cross-stitched “coffee” and “computer terminal”!
Jon Pinter
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Uncle Duke
RM
Steve Haroz (@sharoz on 🐤)
Jeff Yang
Daniel Simons [he/him]