For Climate Science Analysis and WIPs
Yes, I am yet another software engineer with a climate science blog. My hope here is to keep the focus technical and away from the drama we find on other climate sites in the blogosphere. While that drama can be entertaining in its own right, there are plenty of other places to find it.
Besides — and I know I’m not the first person to say this — it’s a lot easier to publish a general comment attacking politics, motivations, or even a broad scientific topic, than it is to make a specific and coherent technical argument.
[...] Troy describes himself as Yes, I am yet another software engineer with a climate science blog. My hope here is to keep the focus technical and away from the drama we find on other climate sites in the blogosphere. While that drama can be entertaining in its own right, there are plenty of other places to find it. [...]
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Glad to see another techie taking a whack at sorting out the CS mess. Which the cAGW crowd have sadly poliiticized, imo. Looking forward to spending some time here –
Cheers — Pete Tillman
Professional geologist, amateur climatologist
Comment by pdtillman — October 23, 2012 @ 9:35 am