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   by rjakob 1y ago

   thanks! We'll get back to you with the feedback report (currently receiving loads of submissions).
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   by rjakob 1y ago

   Thanks for sharing. We’ll take a closer look. There’s definitely something we can learn from it.
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   by rjakob 1y ago

   Totally agree! The tool is designed to provide early-stage feedback, so experts can focus their attention on the most relevant points at later review stages.
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   by rjakob 1y ago

   Hi azalemeth, I'd be happy to run the script on your manuscript and debug the issue. Could you send me your contact info via X ( https://x.com/robertjakob ) or LinkedIn ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/r
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   by rjakob 1y ago

   Thanks for the feedback. Totally agree. It’s a real shame we don’t have more historical peer review data. It would be great if research was fully transparent. We did find a few datasets that offer a starting point: https://arxiv.
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   by rjakob 1y ago

   I think the ideal scenario would include a fair, merit-based AI reviewer working alongside human experts. AI could also act as a "reviewer of the reviewers," flagging potential flaws or biases in human evaluations to help ensure f
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   by rjakob 1y ago

   Right now, the core workflow takes about 8 minutes locally, mostly because we haven’t optimized anything yet. There’s plenty of low-hanging fruit: parallelization, smarter batching, etc. With a bit of tuning, we could bring it down to 1–2 m
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   by rjakob 1y ago

   Fair point. We're in very early MVP mode, trying to move fast and see if this works. We pushed a Cloud version to support users who don't want to run the GitHub script themselves. That said, you're absolutely encouraged to ru
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   Show HN: AI Peer Reviewer – Multiagent system for scientific manuscript analysis(github.com)

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    The World’s 100 Greatest Places of 2021 by Time Magazine(time.com)

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    by rjakob 5y ago

    By associating caffeinated sugar-water and a target scent, researchers teach bumblebees to stay on task.
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    Caffeine Boosts Bees' Focus and Helps Them Learn(scientificamerican.com)

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    From Quantum Computing to 3D Printing:Dutch Startups Eye Opportunities in Taiwan(techtaiwan.com)

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