Mattias Villani

matvil.bsky.social

15 October 2026 21:32

A very well produced documentary on the KDE desktop, showing the beauty of collaborating on free software. The unsung heroes of tech! youtu.be/1Vyzla9mx4g?...

hal-r.bsky.social

24 August 2026 04:44

this might be true for silicon valley types but as a grad student in a computational field I've found that the time saved with coding agents has let me read more papers and think more about the relevant scientific questions for my project, often literally while Claude is chugging along. it's nice!

Aki Vehtari

avehtari.bsky.social

13 August 2026 13:42

All four books I've co-authored are freely available online for non-commercial use: - Bayesian Workflow at avehtari.github.io/Bayesian-Wor... Links to other three books are in the quoted post 👇 (too many books to fit in one post!)

Russ Poldrack

russpoldrack.org

11 August 2026 17:40

If you aren't familiar with Zenodo, it's worth learning more about. We have been using it to share data and code for a while and are in general very happy with it. In particular, the pipeline from a Github release to a Zenodo DOI for code is really slick.

Mark Histed

markhisted.org

01 August 2026 05:49

Yes. I have not worked in industrial research, only at universities and govt agencies. But I have good friends in biotech, pharma, and Silicon Valley, and the stories I hear from them have done as much as the theory of public goods to convince me of the vital importance of NIH and NSF.