Build-A-Blog
I mentioned in my last post that I pulled together this blog with AI. I want to share a bit more detail as a way of demonstrating to others some things AI can do.
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20 posts
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Hello Again, World
Read more → More from Original →I have a habit of starting lots of blogs, tumblrs, and newsletters, writing enthusiastically in them for a few years, and then letting them fade away. For a while, I've had it in my head to pull all of my old forgotten posts together into a central place, but the effort seemed insurmountable. I wasn't sure I even remembered what all my old blogs were.
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Aunthood
Read more → More from Duly Noted →It’s hard to trick my niece - she wasn’t born yesterday, you know!
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Introduction
Read more → More from Duly Noted →It’s been about a year since I’ve blogged regularly. My perfectionist tendencies started getting the best of me - every post needed to be essay-like, completely thought out.
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I think this post's mostly filler
Read more → More from Shauna's Blog →I feel vaguely indignant that, despite working hard on a number of projects this week, I have nothing in particular to post about.
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These problems are not new
Read more → More from Meta-science →From a paper published in 1945 by Vannevar Bush, head of the U.S. Office of Scientific Research and Development (OSRD) during World War II:
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The end of an era
Read more → More from Shauna's Blog →I've been doing Iron Blogger, in one form or another, for almost two years now. That's over a hundred weeks of posts, with a few misses here and there, paid for in beer. I try to make each post substantive, meaningful to someone, even if just to me.
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Softer sciences publish more positive results
Read more → More from Meta-science →A colleague referenced this 2010 paper which measures proportion of positive results by scientific discipline.
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Avoidable waste in the production and reporting of research evidence
Read more → More from Meta-science →An opinion article from Iain Chalmers (of the very well regarded though not fully open access Cochrane Collaboration) and Paul Glasziou (of the Center for Evidence-based Medicine) discusses the high potential for waste in much research.
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The harm done by tests of significance
Read more → More from Meta-science →An interesting article from Accident Analysis and Prevention from 2004 goes over three case studies where Null Hypothesis Significance Testing may have cost lives.
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Correcting the Lies that Data Tell
Read more → More from Meta-science →Found this interesting paper from a couple years ago: Detecting and Correcting the Lies that Data Tellby F Schmidt.
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No clear evidence on how pharmaceutical promotions influence prescribing
Read more → More from Meta-science →A new PLoS Medicine report investigated how pharmaceutical promotions and advertising influence prescriptions:
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Uncited research
Read more → More from Meta-science →This article raises, for me at least, the interesting question of whether the large amount of research that remains uncited in medical/scientific literature is a good thing, a bad thing, or a neutral thing. I did a little more reading, and found some other posts on the topic.
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Article Level Metadata
Read more → More from Meta-science →This article is on, specifically, open access metadata, which the author rightly points out is needed to help readers actually locate and use open access articles.
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How Many Scientists Fabricate and Falsify Research?
Read more → More from Meta-science →“A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Survey Data”
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Why Most Published Research Findings Are False
Read more → More from Meta-science →From the article:
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Contradicted and Initially Stronger Effects in Highly Cited Clinical Research
Read more → More from Meta-science →The abstract:
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Blog Note; Art Rec
Read more → More from Shauna's Blog →I've been sporadic about blogging lately, but that's all about to change: my friends/housemates Molly and Asheesh and I are doing "Iron Blogger". Basically, we try to post weekly, and for each week we miss we contribute \$5 to a communal pot. Once the pot's sizable enough, we split it three ways and go out drinking together. I plan to update with regularity and fervor, and laugh at Molly and Asheesh all the way to the pub. (It occurs to me that a *real* Iron Blogger competition would involve being given a random topic and 60 minutes to write a blog post. But it seems like the readers would be the real losers there\...) Anyway, on to the first blog post of a new era.
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Blogkeeping
Read more → More from Shauna's Blog →It's been about a year since I started this blog, and I'm slowly getting a sense of what I want it to be, on multiple levels.
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Welcome
More from Shauna's Blog →Hi everyone! Welcome to my blog. I wanted to put this post up as a place for people to comment on the blog as a whole. I've written the code for the blog from scratch, so there may very well be problems that emerge. Please let me know if you have any issues, and your feedback is always welcome.