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Are you also scared of Opus 5 sometimes producing actually comprehensible text? Not to worry!

Introducing the /pro skill (opposite of /bro)

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For the rare occasion you get plain and understandable text, /pro will transform it into pithy and compendious output—replete with the staccato cadence and load-bearing-hyphen-stacks you rightfully expect.

Available on GitHub.

Inspired by /bro, which is actually really useful https://x.com/dillon_mulroy/ status/2079257150824620312?s=20

(/pro, on the other hand, is utterly useless)

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Highly Opinionated Advice on How to Write ML Papers (alignmentforum.org)

Supreme advice on how to write papers for submission to ML conferences. It covers not just the writing, but also what to look for before writing and when/how to start writing.

It also covers some less nice parts of modern academia, like the randomness of review processes (see the table below for how two groups of reviewers rate the same papers) and that peer review does not maximize truth-seeking.

A table showing that reviewer decisions do not agree.