There should be a post coming up soon that goes into more examples of how to do Reviews. It’s a bit tough question because different posts benefit from different types of reviews.
A thing that I think is commonly useful is asking “what are the actual claims this post is making”, and listing them succinctly, and writing up some thoughts about how we could actually empirically check if those claims are true. (Even if we don’t actually run the experiment, I think operationalizing what observations we’d expect in the world is helpful for evaluating when/why/whether the post is valid)
One of the key ideas here is that I’d like posts to have gotten someone to “look into the dark”. If the post wasn’t as useful as it seemed, how would we know? If 10 years from now you no longer endorsed the post, why might that be?
There should be a post coming up soon that goes into more examples of how to do Reviews. It’s a bit tough question because different posts benefit from different types of reviews.
A thing that I think is commonly useful is asking “what are the actual claims this post is making”, and listing them succinctly, and writing up some thoughts about how we could actually empirically check if those claims are true. (Even if we don’t actually run the experiment, I think operationalizing what observations we’d expect in the world is helpful for evaluating when/why/whether the post is valid)
One of the key ideas here is that I’d like posts to have gotten someone to “look into the dark”. If the post wasn’t as useful as it seemed, how would we know? If 10 years from now you no longer endorsed the post, why might that be?