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You've gotten a ton of feedback already, but: Please do! Don't try to make it perfect. Just publish it. As the saying goes: "The perfect is the enemy of the goo
by dgacmu 5y ago
You've gotten a ton of feedback already, but: Please do! Don't try to make it perfect. Just publish it. As the saying goes: "The perfect is the enemy of the good." Release the code you used to get YOUR results. You can always improve it later if it turns out people end up really interested in it.
(FWIW, I'm a professor at an R1 university. I give this advice to all of my Ph.D. students and strongly, strongly encourage them to put their code out there on our github.)