Suspect? Subject? Snowcat? Symbiot? Sunspot? Seaboat?
June 24, 2026 at 7:06 AM
Suspect? Subject? Snowcat? Symbiot? Sunspot? Seaboat?
Love this tool to encourage reviewers to consider the four validities when assessing empirical research. Seaboat!
October 14, 2023 at 10:39 PM
Love this tool to encourage reviewers to consider the four validities when assessing empirical research. Seaboat!
She's a fine seaboat. Weatherly, stiff, and fast.
August 5, 2026 at 2:40 AM
She's a fine seaboat. Weatherly, stiff, and fast.
A seaboat from Loch Lomond heads towards Volvatella with the ship's doctor, Surgeon Lieutenant J B Gornall, on board.
IWM A 34289 / www.iwm.org.uk/collections/...
IWM A 34289 / www.iwm.org.uk/collections/...
March 11, 2026 at 7:47 AM
A seaboat from Loch Lomond heads towards Volvatella with the ship's doctor, Surgeon Lieutenant J B Gornall, on board.
IWM A 34289 / www.iwm.org.uk/collections/...
IWM A 34289 / www.iwm.org.uk/collections/...
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The Royal Navy's uncrewed seaboat, APAC 24, being driven autonomously in Portugal during REPMUS24
The Royal Navy's uncrewed seaboat, APAC 24, being driven autonomously in Portugal during REPMUS24
September 16, 2026 at 9:00 AM
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The Royal Navy's uncrewed seaboat, APAC 24, being driven autonomously in Portugal during REPMUS24
The Royal Navy's uncrewed seaboat, APAC 24, being driven autonomously in Portugal during REPMUS24
Considering the amount of coal dust, coal ash, smoke from the stacks and soot, imagine the time it took to keep a British pre-dreadnought clean enough for late Victorian standards. This is HMS Magnificent of the Majestic class in 1899.
April 2, 2026 at 3:17 AM
Considering the amount of coal dust, coal ash, smoke from the stacks and soot, imagine the time it took to keep a British pre-dreadnought clean enough for late Victorian standards. This is HMS Magnificent of the Majestic class in 1899.
Received my copy of Away Seaboat by Captain Charles Wickham Malins, a #RoyalNavy officer who became the first captain of the minesweeper HMS #Bridlington.
For those who would like a copy Tim Lewin can be contacted at tim.lewin@btinternet.com and they are priced at £10 each. #book #ww2 #navalhistory
For those who would like a copy Tim Lewin can be contacted at tim.lewin@btinternet.com and they are priced at £10 each. #book #ww2 #navalhistory
February 17, 2025 at 10:09 PM
Received my copy of Away Seaboat by Captain Charles Wickham Malins, a #RoyalNavy officer who became the first captain of the minesweeper HMS #Bridlington.
For those who would like a copy Tim Lewin can be contacted at tim.lewin@btinternet.com and they are priced at £10 each. #book #ww2 #navalhistory
For those who would like a copy Tim Lewin can be contacted at tim.lewin@btinternet.com and they are priced at £10 each. #book #ww2 #navalhistory
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The Royal Navy's uncrewed seaboat, APAC 24, being driven autonomously in Portugal during REPMUS24
The Royal Navy's uncrewed seaboat, APAC 24, being driven autonomously in Portugal during REPMUS24
September 16, 2025 at 3:30 PM
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The Royal Navy's uncrewed seaboat, APAC 24, being driven autonomously in Portugal during REPMUS24
The Royal Navy's uncrewed seaboat, APAC 24, being driven autonomously in Portugal during REPMUS24
A seaboat tour in Seattle. Visits to medieval castles in England. Surf lessons in Hawaii. A meet-and-greet with a giant panda at the San Diego Zoo. Those are just a few of the things paid for with “Utah Fits All” voucher money.
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June 10, 2025 at 12:02 AM
A seaboat tour in Seattle. Visits to medieval castles in England. Surf lessons in Hawaii. A meet-and-greet with a giant panda at the San Diego Zoo. Those are just a few of the things paid for with “Utah Fits All” voucher money.
Seaboat is a great tool to support systematic consideration of validity issues.
seaboat – My new Web site
seaboat.io
June 27, 2024 at 12:05 PM
Seaboat is a great tool to support systematic consideration of validity issues.
Look after down port side. The narrow superstructure meant the seaboat had to use very long davits to clear ships side. Temporary warden / manager wooden caboose with sailor leaning in chatting. Some cordage hanging on davits in a most unseamanlike manner and another jacket /6
February 25, 2026 at 9:13 AM
Look after down port side. The narrow superstructure meant the seaboat had to use very long davits to clear ships side. Temporary warden / manager wooden caboose with sailor leaning in chatting. Some cordage hanging on davits in a most unseamanlike manner and another jacket /6
HMCS SWANSEA's seaboat alongside as U-boat survivors are helped out of the sea and on board the frigate (1944). Photo: Royal Navy official photographer, Wikimedia Commons #RCN
July 25, 2026 at 1:28 PM
HMCS SWANSEA's seaboat alongside as U-boat survivors are helped out of the sea and on board the frigate (1944). Photo: Royal Navy official photographer, Wikimedia Commons #RCN
#statstab #245 Seaboat - organize your evaluation of research
Thoughts: Useful to structuring your peer review. Considers construct, statistical, internal, and external validities.
#shiny #peerreview #metascience
www.seaboat.io
Thoughts: Useful to structuring your peer review. Considers construct, statistical, internal, and external validities.
#shiny #peerreview #metascience
www.seaboat.io
seaboat – My new Web site
www.seaboat.io
December 13, 2024 at 7:48 PM
#statstab #245 Seaboat - organize your evaluation of research
Thoughts: Useful to structuring your peer review. Considers construct, statistical, internal, and external validities.
#shiny #peerreview #metascience
www.seaboat.io
Thoughts: Useful to structuring your peer review. Considers construct, statistical, internal, and external validities.
#shiny #peerreview #metascience
www.seaboat.io
In 2002 i was in the navy. I was part of boats crew returning back to the ship in choppy seas. As we came alongside the ship i attached the bowline for recovery and the seaboat was swamped under a wave and all of us were tossed overboard. Mentally scarred me so much i branch changed to stoker lol
December 13, 2024 at 7:05 PM
In 2002 i was in the navy. I was part of boats crew returning back to the ship in choppy seas. As we came alongside the ship i attached the bowline for recovery and the seaboat was swamped under a wave and all of us were tossed overboard. Mentally scarred me so much i branch changed to stoker lol
So I was in art fight this year, and I targeted one MockingMoth, go follow them/him when you get the chance! His character and mine being just big boiz at the seaside! A beanstalk kaiju and a seaboat kaiju just enjoying life... but the humans don't seem all too happy about it.
September 17, 2024 at 3:51 PM
So I was in art fight this year, and I targeted one MockingMoth, go follow them/him when you get the chance! His character and mine being just big boiz at the seaside! A beanstalk kaiju and a seaboat kaiju just enjoying life... but the humans don't seem all too happy about it.
The Seaboat webapp helps users make sense of validities collectively.
www.seaboat.io
It's a neat way to support peer review, learning, and thinking about how science should be done.
Am currently working on a similar project for scientific ontologies, theories, and empirical results.
www.seaboat.io
It's a neat way to support peer review, learning, and thinking about how science should be done.
Am currently working on a similar project for scientific ontologies, theories, and empirical results.
seaboat – My new Web site
www.seaboat.io
November 7, 2023 at 12:52 AM
The Seaboat webapp helps users make sense of validities collectively.
www.seaboat.io
It's a neat way to support peer review, learning, and thinking about how science should be done.
Am currently working on a similar project for scientific ontologies, theories, and empirical results.
www.seaboat.io
It's a neat way to support peer review, learning, and thinking about how science should be done.
Am currently working on a similar project for scientific ontologies, theories, and empirical results.
My view is interesting as a capability show piece, but of little practical use. It takes a lot of energy to get a seaboat airborne. But then the aerodynamics are that of a boat. For it's size anything greater that a slight swell and it'll breakup on takeoff or landing.
September 4, 2025 at 6:36 PM
My view is interesting as a capability show piece, but of little practical use. It takes a lot of energy to get a seaboat airborne. But then the aerodynamics are that of a boat. For it's size anything greater that a slight swell and it'll breakup on takeoff or landing.
funny how no one except Dayen's crew has even mention the 3rd person in the Maine senate race, Jordan Wood, former chief of staff for Katie Porter. Huh, looka there, no rape jokes or Blackwater xp on the resume, guess thats too boring for the 'progressives', they want the seaboat captain, toot toot
October 20, 2025 at 4:40 PM
funny how no one except Dayen's crew has even mention the 3rd person in the Maine senate race, Jordan Wood, former chief of staff for Katie Porter. Huh, looka there, no rape jokes or Blackwater xp on the resume, guess thats too boring for the 'progressives', they want the seaboat captain, toot toot
this cunt would have called the titanic "seaboat"
November 18, 2023 at 7:02 PM
this cunt would have called the titanic "seaboat"
This article made the abstract tangible by humanizing the work; I can see my cousin in the quirks of Hirai, the seaboat engineer.
My favourite articles (your work included Liz) have always gotten me to imagine seeing the world through eyes not my own. This does just that.
My favourite articles (your work included Liz) have always gotten me to imagine seeing the world through eyes not my own. This does just that.
April 16, 2024 at 7:07 PM
This article made the abstract tangible by humanizing the work; I can see my cousin in the quirks of Hirai, the seaboat engineer.
My favourite articles (your work included Liz) have always gotten me to imagine seeing the world through eyes not my own. This does just that.
My favourite articles (your work included Liz) have always gotten me to imagine seeing the world through eyes not my own. This does just that.
A largeish seaboat powered by poar, sail or outboard. We used them a fair bit in Sea Cadets A Montague Whaler is close in size, rig and function, but ours were fiberglass over wood planking rather than clinker built.
October 23, 2024 at 1:51 PM
A largeish seaboat powered by poar, sail or outboard. We used them a fair bit in Sea Cadets A Montague Whaler is close in size, rig and function, but ours were fiberglass over wood planking rather than clinker built.