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• AI for peer review

  I was reading a ‘suggested post’—that I don’t seem to be able to find again—where an academic suggested using AI…
  27 Dec, '24

• The Ghost of p-values Past

  — …but it doesn’t make any sense! — Please hear me out. — You have one minute, nothing more. —…
  25 Dec, '24

• Rust-eze

  ༄> Interesting post on Using Rust for Scientific Numerical applications: Learning from Past Experiences.
  16 Dec, '24

• Comment on the Treaty Principles Bill

  I submitted this comment today at 1 am to Parliament.
  15 Dec, '24

• Ethically and responsibly

  Some Profs at uni say that we should teach students how to use LLMs (like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, etc) ethically…
  14 Dec, '24

• New publication, one more rule

  This week we got an article published in New Forests on phenotyping radiata pine for resin. This is part of…
  9 Dec, '24

• Sometimes one has to wait a long time

  While tidying up my office I found the handout that accompanied my presentation in a breeding strategy meeting, held in…
  7 Dec, '24

• What is in your "incomplete project" drawer?

  I love learning, trying new ways (to me) of analysing data. Most of my learning is self-taught (autodidact would be…
  28 Nov, '24

• Fragmentation of patience

  I have been online since 1993, with my first website in 1996, blog and wiki in 2002, Twitter in 2006,…
  24 Nov, '24

• Impartial

  “Who gets to have an opinion on the hīkoi and who must remain ‘impartial’?” I enjoyed reading Madelaine Chapman’s column…
  24 Nov, '24