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this post was submitted on 01 Oct 2024
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Came to wonder about this.
The few I've seen weren't shining examples of the language, and could have used some editing.
As well, the rumours abound that a lot of papers are available before review, and that's likely to cause some harm if we trust a model predicting on bad data.
(Yes, I know: reddit isn't going to be better; but it has its own warning because, well, Reddit)