Extending transparency, and happy birthday to the archive

I was delighted by two essays by Anton Howes on The Replication Crisis in History Open History. We computerists have long had an open culture: we make our publications open, as well as sharing the software we write and the data we analyse. My work on security economics and security psychology has taught me that … Continue reading Extending transparency, and happy birthday to the archive →

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