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This is 100% on the scientists who continue to use a tool that doesn't work for their use case!
by BurningFrog 2y ago
This is 100% on the scientists who continue to use a tool that doesn't work for their use case!
- ttoinou 2y agoMaybe they are locked into the tool because of legacy reasons, and they don’t have a developer around in their team responsible for upgrading their tool / software workflow. This must be a non-trivial problem for a lot of workers all around the world