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That's terribly unfortunate.

I'm entirely open to being shown otherwise, but working in that field seems more akin to working in physics than in software engineering (those are engineering problems, after all, not computer science; and sometimes they're only opinions)— and being critiqued for that in an ML/AI paper would be like critiquing a physics paper over the author's coding style— it is misdirected, IMO.

They could be squashing some legitimately good work by being too heavy handed around coding style and build process.