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I wonder how many equally interesting commits go through merge requests. A lot of people are deathly scared of merging code into their open source repositories.
by nurettin 2y ago
I wonder how many equally interesting commits go through merge requests. A lot of people are deathly scared of merging code into their open source repositories. They will make sure even the idea of adding a single function goes through scrutiny in a published paper (a pip, a boost proposal) and go through the crucible of internet forums.
Why can't we show the same rigor with scientific papers?
- em-bee 2y agothat's what peer review is supposed to be for. the difference is that at the end of the day the code has to actually work and not just look good. papers are only reviewed to look good. to get the same scrutiny as code the reviewers would have to reproduce the findings in the paper.