Richard Blythe
@dralgernon.bsky.social
Professor of Complex Systems, School of Physics & Astronomy, University of Edinburgh. EPL Editor-in-Chief. Views own. He/him.
I’d be very interested to read that as I recognise many of the points raised. Was there much representation from non-profit publishers at the meeting? (I have a vested interest as an EiC for a non-profit)
July 16, 2025 at 12:58 PM
I’d be very interested to read that as I recognise many of the points raised. Was there much representation from non-profit publishers at the meeting? (I have a vested interest as an EiC for a non-profit)
Interesting because I don’t really feel like much has changed in the intervening (checks watch) 20 years. But I have done a lot of teaching, which I think has helped me better assess how much content fits a time slot. (Says no one who’s witnessed one of my 2.5hr overruns.)
March 30, 2025 at 2:58 PM
Interesting because I don’t really feel like much has changed in the intervening (checks watch) 20 years. But I have done a lot of teaching, which I think has helped me better assess how much content fits a time slot. (Says no one who’s witnessed one of my 2.5hr overruns.)
Congratulations! I hope it's not cancelled along with the Street Party...
December 31, 2024 at 1:42 PM
Congratulations! I hope it's not cancelled along with the Street Party...
Eeek. "Maybe expand x" is all my reviews in a nutshell.
December 8, 2023 at 7:56 PM
Eeek. "Maybe expand x" is all my reviews in a nutshell.
One would have thought that after ~30 years of C/C++ coding I would suspect a self-inflicted buffer overrun over an obscure compiler/CPU bug as the most likely source of unpredictable half-right output...
November 9, 2023 at 1:00 PM
One would have thought that after ~30 years of C/C++ coding I would suspect a self-inflicted buffer overrun over an obscure compiler/CPU bug as the most likely source of unpredictable half-right output...