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Mar 10, 2011 02:03 AM | Daniel Kimberg
RE: AAAS: Your Paper MUST include Data and Code
The policy I was able to track down on Science's web site sounded
extremely vague, not well thought out. Can I assume that this
outlaws the use of proprietary packages such as MATLAB or
Windows? Or is this going to be one of those policies that's
only applied where it's convenient? Does "computer codes"
include microprocessor/GPU design or other hardware environment
features, or do they draw a line somewhere?
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