Four ways to read the same paper. Here is what each one is for, and when to pick a different one.
Use itwhen you want a quick overview of a paper you have not read.
Not fora beginner trying to understand the paper. It is short, and it assumes you know the terms.
Use itwhen you want to start at the beginning and get enough context to follow, without being overwhelmed.
Not forunderstanding one specific idea the paper uses. Use Themes or the search box for that.
Every heading can go one level deeper, with more context each time. At some point it stops explaining. That is the bottom of what is written here, and a good moment to ask an LLM.
Use itwhen you want the main findings of the paper.
Not forwhen you are not familiar with the basic concepts of the paper.
Use itwhen you want the main concepts and ideas the paper uses.
Not fora clear narration of the whole experiments. Use The story for that.