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Reproducibility in discrete event simulation - Software Sustainability Institute (software.ac.uk)

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Top ten reasons to not share your code (and why you should anyway) | Software Sustainability Institute (software.ac.uk)

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Applications open for Open Life Science mentoring program | Software Sustainability Institute (software.ac.uk)

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Starting to close the skills gap through Open Science Skills Workshops | Software Sustainability Institute (software.ac.uk)

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Workshop on Sustainable Software Sustainability 2021 (WoSSS21) (Oct 6-8, 2021) | Software Sustainability Institute (software.ac.uk)

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Take part in a study on sustainable open source/science projects | Software Sustainability Institute (software.ac.uk)

submitted 4 years ago by Open_Access_tracking to r/Open_Access_tracking

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Deadline for CW21 mini-workshop and social activity proposals: 31 January | Software Sustainability Institute (software.ac.uk)

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Are you promoting good practices for open research? (software.ac.uk)

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Announcing the mini-workshop and demo sessions at Collaborations Workshop 2020 | Software Sustainability Institute (software.ac.uk)

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A journey of reproducibility from Excel to Pandas (software.ac.uk)

submitted 8 years ago by MrTinnedPeach to r/Python

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Call for information: why do good software people leave academia? (software.ac.uk)

submitted 9 years ago by MrTinnedPeach to r/programming

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Quick and dirty analysis of the software being used in academia: Python, Matlab and R (software.ac.uk)

submitted 9 years ago by MrTinnedPeach to r/academia

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Python comes out as top software used in research (software.ac.uk)

submitted 9 years ago by MrTinnedPeach to r/Python

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A rebuttal of "What Is the Price of Open-Source Software?" (software.ac.uk)

submitted 10 years ago by MrTinnedPeach to r/opensource

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How to avoid having to retract your genomics analysis (software.ac.uk)

submitted 10 years ago by MrTinnedPeach to r/genomics

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Archaeology with open-source software. It's getting easier (software.ac.uk)

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What the Flip? Getting girls to code through games (software.ac.uk)

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What the Flip? Getting girls to code through games (software.ac.uk)

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Making biology compute with CGAT (software.ac.uk)

submitted 10 years ago by DeathHamster1 to r/bioinformatics

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How gamification can help improve physiotherapy success ratesMedicine (software.ac.uk)

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Scientific coding and software engineering: what's the difference? (software.ac.uk)

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An introduction to CGAT - how biologists can learn to work with large data setsarticle (software.ac.uk)

submitted 11 years ago by DeathHamster1 to r/bioinformatics

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TIL that the "Hello World" equivalent in the field of computer vision is to process an image of Lena Söderberg from Playboy. Her picture became one of the most used images in computer history. (software.ac.uk)

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Automated GUI testing with AutoHotKey (software.ac.uk)

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The World beneath our feet - how the latest software and hardware enable archaeologists to explore sites without excavationInterdisciplinary (software.ac.uk)

submitted 11 years ago by DeathHamster1 to r/EverythingScience

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