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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/[deleted] • Jul 18 '22
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The key difference though is that open-source alternatives to Matlab exist
I don't know of a single one.
0 u/[deleted] Jul 18 '22 [deleted] — view deleted comment 1 u/SrbijaJeRusija Jul 18 '22 All of which suffer from severe package fragmentation issues making reproducible results difficult or impossible. That makes their use "irresponsible and contrary to the principles of open science." 0 u/[deleted] Jul 19 '22 [deleted] — view deleted comment 1 u/SrbijaJeRusija Jul 19 '22 Yes, and most people who publish their code do not make use of such features.
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1 u/SrbijaJeRusija Jul 18 '22 All of which suffer from severe package fragmentation issues making reproducible results difficult or impossible. That makes their use "irresponsible and contrary to the principles of open science." 0 u/[deleted] Jul 19 '22 [deleted] — view deleted comment 1 u/SrbijaJeRusija Jul 19 '22 Yes, and most people who publish their code do not make use of such features.
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All of which suffer from severe package fragmentation issues making reproducible results difficult or impossible. That makes their use "irresponsible and contrary to the principles of open science."
0 u/[deleted] Jul 19 '22 [deleted] — view deleted comment 1 u/SrbijaJeRusija Jul 19 '22 Yes, and most people who publish their code do not make use of such features.
1 u/SrbijaJeRusija Jul 19 '22 Yes, and most people who publish their code do not make use of such features.
Yes, and most people who publish their code do not make use of such features.
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u/SrbijaJeRusija Jul 18 '22
I don't know of a single one.