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If you care about the truth of your findings, about generating reliable knowledge, then you should *want* as many people as possible try to reproduce your results. And you should make it frictionless.https://twitter.com/doomie/status/1003736438939140096 …
Making it deliberately difficult to reproduce or evaluate your results is a sure sign that you are writing papers for the wrong reasons. Science may be a job, but before that, it is humanity's engine for knowledge creation. Make it work
I remember a professor saying: “in papers you should pay more attention to the stated results for competing methods than for the one proposed by the paper itself”
Agreed! The dream with @kubeflow :)
furthermore, when we associate "performance" and funding with a number, we're playing with fire. It's more complex than that, but reproducibility is a nuisance to those who seek to increase their numbers rather than seeking to understand the world.
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