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Playing the citation game Posted November 7th, 2018 on Medium

The circle of data thug life Posted November 3rd, 2018 on Medium

The bioRxiv Wall of Shame Posted August 3rd, 2018 on Medium

BioRxiv: A postprint server? Posted July 16th, 2018 on Medium

Crap spotted at F1000Research Posted May 4th, 2018 on Medium

Mindless Takes Posted March 30th, 2018 on Medium

The most illegal blog post in the history of peer review Posted February 12th, 2018 on Medium

I knew bioRxiv wouldn’t post my peer review, and that’s the problem Posted February 7th, 2018 on Medium

Who wrote this article? Posted January 23rd, 2018 on Medium

Peer Review is useless, case 22527 Posted January 16th, 2018 on Medium

Why journals don't retract papers Posted January 16th, 2018 on Medium

How journals responded to PizzaGate Posted October 21st, 2017 on Medium

Crap spotted at bioRxiv Posted July 11th, 2017 on Medium

How serious is this correction? Posted July 7th, 2017 on Medium

Worst correction ever Posted July 4th, 2017 on Medium

Why I don’t send papers to journals: A case study Posted June 16th, 2017 on Medium

Why bioRxiv can’t be the Central Service Posted May 5th, 2017 on Medium

Rickrolls and Russian dolls, the world of mindless citing Posted March 26th, 2017 on Medium

A citation confession Posted March 12th, 2017 on Medium

Cornell’s Alternative Statistics, part deux Posted March 12th, 2017 on Medium

A visit to the Center for Open Science Posted March 5th, 2017 on Medium

My concerns regarding the ASAPbio Central Service and Center for Open Science Posted February 26th, 2017 on Medium

Quick thoughts on working hours Posted February 20th, 2017 on Medium

Cornell and the First Law of Fooddynamics Posted February 17th, 2017 on Medium

Cornell's Alternative Statistics Posted February 13th, 2017 on Medium

The Donald Trump of Food Research Posted February 6th, 2017 on Medium

Peer Review is just "Security Theater" Posted January 28th, 2017 on Medium

The student who couldn’t say “Yes” Posted January 25th, 2017 on Medium

Walking the plank: preprinting and double blind review Posted January 21st, 2017 on Medium

Why citation counts don’t matter Posted January 3rd, 2017 on Medium

A journal reveals its true colors Posted December 23rd, 2016 on Medium

Proposal of a new metric for evaluating researchers: ROAR Posted December 15th, 2016

Openness == Reproducibility Posted November 26th, 2016

My response to the NIH RFI on preprints Posted November 22nd, 2016

How do you put a price on scientific research? Posted November 16th, 2016

Some thoughts on the election Posted November 16th, 2016

How to code when you don't know how to code Posted October 28th, 2016

How I published more than entire labs Posted October 20th, 2016

bioRxiv vs. PeerJ Preprints Posted September 29th, 2016

The different flavors of preprints Posted September 29th, 2016

My big discovery Posted September 11th, 2016

F1000Research gives open science a bad name Posted July 25th, 2016

THE DUMBEST FUCKING THING I’VE EVER READ Posted July 20th, 2016

Should more papers be retracted? Posted July 11th, 2016

Are preprints better than journal articles? Posted July 11th, 2016

There are no strings on me Posted June 27th, 2016

Has peer review hit rock bottom? Posted June 16th, 2016

The Prime Evil Posted June 5th, 2016

GRIM test and scientific utopia Posted June 4th, 2016

Should I have left my PhD program? Posted June 4th, 2016

What's in a degree? Posted May 26th, 2016

PLOS ONE has become what it hates Posted March 16th, 2016

Mishandled criticism of PLOS ONE Posted March 4th, 2016

Probability problem in Hearthstone Posted February 21st, 2016

An oft-repeated challenge on The Challenge Posted February 19th, 2016

Why are you not using all of the data? Posted February 17th, 2016

The real reason prestigious journals (still) exist Posted February 17th, 2016

True Shooting Percentage Posted December 24th, 2015

My preprint epiphany Posted November 7th, 2015

Basketball upsets, high school genetics, and personal genomics Posted November 1st, 2015