S. Keshav (2007), "How to Read a Paper"
S. Keshav (2007), "How to Read a Paper", ACM SIGCOMM Computer Communication Review 37(3):83-84 (2 pages, 15 min); then three FermLit papers with P11 and IMRaD noted (60 min)
In: LABLOOP-W15 Notebook
WEEK 15 · REVIEW, REVISE, HUMAN READ
Before a bridge opens, two different inspectors walk it: one checks the calculations, the other checks the welds. This week your paper gets two inspectors. The first is Reviewer 2, the famously harsh anonymous reviewer, played by an LLM twice. The second is a human scientist, the one inspection that cannot be automated. You will ask for it, and you may pay a postdoc for two hours. That is not a weakness: professiona…
THE NEXT BLOCK
S. Keshav (2007), "How to Read a Paper", ACM SIGCOMM Computer Communication Review 37(3):83-84 (2 pages, 15 min); then three FermLit papers with P11 and IMRaD noted (60 min)
In: LABLOOP-W15 Notebook
By Sunday you should be able to say: “A human scientist has read my paper, and I can read any paper's core in 10 minutes.”
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