diff --git a/presentation.md b/presentation.md index 73cb10a..18c40c8 100644 --- a/presentation.md +++ b/presentation.md @@ -1,80 +1,96 @@ % 34C3recap % Jean-Baptiste Aubort; EPFL//SI//SCITAS % \today # 34C3  # 34C3 ## Chaos Computer Club & Communication Congress * 34th Chaos Communication Congress in Leipzig * First time in Leipzig, had to leave Hamburg because the congress center was being rebuilt. * This year venue was HUGE !!!  # 34C3  # 34C3 ## Network * Uplink: 400Gbit/s, peak usage: 42.2 Gbit/s * Peak wifi users: 7673, APs deployed: 179 * But the network was sometime very shitty because of SSID spam for instance  # 34C3 +## Network + +* Some strange patterns appeared on the network graphs. + + + +# 34C3 + +## Network + +* Some strange patterns appeared on the network graphs. + + + +# 34C3 + ## Science is broken * Generating random experient data and have significant results * Publication bias, only the significant results are published * Mostly subconscious. What can we do to prevent p-term hacking ? * Usually nothing is done * Replicating studies * Talk about failure * Decouple study and data gathering * Preregristration for publication (and later check that publication is in line with the methodology presented in registration) -> already the case in drug study * Create the protocol first then publish it before the experiment. Publish the result indenpendently of the outcome * Sharing (data, methods, code, ...) * Good results (or negative results) are often boring, less attractive to the press but closer to the truth -> TED Talk science VS Boring science ? * The presentor blog https://betterscience.org/ # 34C3 ## Ecstasy 10x yellow Twitter 120mg Mdma * Bullet points # 34C3 ## The Ultimate Apollo Guidance Computer Talk * Bullet points # 34C3 ## How to drift with any car * Bullet points # 34C3 ## UPSat - the first open source satellite * Bullet points