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draq
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Comment #8057381
"Certainly the increased use of computer models, such as GCMs, cries out for the separation of those who make the models from those who verify them. [...] an independent research i…
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Comment #8057367
A more recent story concerning the resignation of a famous climate scientist, Lennart Bengtsson, former director of Germany's Max Planck Institute for Meteorology, from a controver…
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Comment #7920091
"Quality software" can also contain fatal errors. I don't know the title implies. Just because the production of something is expensive, doesn't mean that you have to charge money …
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Comment #7864692
If it was hosted by the Royal Society, wouldn't it be on their website ( https://royalsociety.org/events/?type=all&direction=past )?
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Comment #7745470
I think this is another example of the QWERTY effect. Obviously, there are many pieces of word processing software that are superior, but he is so used to his system that, to him, …
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Comment #7262677
Your comment manages to be on top despite having little content. So? EDIT: HN is not a journalistic site. So don't worry about the decline of journalism in this context. Personally…
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Comment #7214948
I thought the introductory statement is ironical, but, apparently, it is not. I don't think this article resounds well within the HN community since it is a "mainstream space" that…
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Comment #7088924
Infrastructure provided for free by MPS?
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Comment #7015054
No, but again, sociopathy is currently more an insult than a clearly defined "disorder".
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Comment #7010698
So data and information are irreversibly lost? In the Age of Internet?
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Comment #6670400
Exposure to air. The higher, the windier, the farther the spores get.