Playing catch-up here:
- Science is Hard - Chad's take
- Waiting for the Revolution - David Gross's take
- Why Open Access Makes No Sense - I think Robin Osborne is actually saying something other than social network reactions thought he was saying, but I am not saying he is right.
- The End of Kepler - Chris Tinney's take.
This is the week they try to jostle the Kepler reaction wheels back to life.
Long shot. Worth trying. - Build a Better Solar System
- Something Seems Wrong With This Tenure Math
- MOOA! Ahahahahahahaha.
No. Seriously. Why not? - Why pre-School Shouldn't Be Like School
- Better Conference Talk's - Emily Lakdawalla's take
- Ragnar's Saga Loðbrólkar
PS: Real Programmers Don't Use Pascal - h/t B. Weiner from Astronomers fb - read this a loooong time ago
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An interesting argument for open access just popped into Eli's head (have to blog, have to blog). Essentially it goes that subscription journal force universities (and funding agencies) to pay twice. First, for the cost of the research, second for the cost of the subscription (which shows up in the indirect costs to the government)