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- Representing impossibilities (2 links)
- Parasitizing on popularity (2 links)
- Creative forgetting (2 links)
- Can spaced repetition interfere with internal sense of relevance? (2 links)
- Rob Bensinger (2 links)
- Nate Soares (2 links)
- Asymmetry of risks (2 links)
- RAISE (2 links)
- Giving advice in response to generic questions is difficult but important (2 links)
- There is pressure to rush into a technical agenda (2 links)
- People watching (2 links)
- Daniel Dewey (2 links)
- Fractional progress argument for AI timelines (2 links)
- Rohin (2 links)
- Word explanations are already great (2 links)
- Recursive self-improvement (2 links)
- One-sentence summary card (2 links)
- OpenAI (2 links)
- AGI (2 links)
- Asymmetric institution (2 links)
- The mathematics community has no clear standards for what a mathematician should know (2 links)
- Video games allow immediate exploration (2 links)
- Content (2 links)
- Hardware-driven vs software-driven progress (2 links)
- Solomonoff induction (2 links)
- It is difficult to find people to bounce ideas off of (2 links)
- Optimal unlocking mechanism for booster cards is unclear (2 links)
- Video game (2 links)
- Importance of knowing about AI timelines (2 links)
- Busy life periods and spaced inbox (2 links)
- Goal-directed (2 links)
- Duolingo does repetition at the lesson level (2 links)
- Gwern (2 links)
- Tutoring heuristic for prompt writing (2 links)
- Informed oversight (2 links)
- Combinatorial explosion in math (2 links)
- Use paper during spaced repetition reviews (2 links)
- List of reasons something isn't popular or successful (2 links)
- Asynchronous support (2 links)
- Self-graded prompts made for others must provide guidance for grading (2 links)
- It is difficult to get feedback on published work (2 links)
- Should booster cards be marked as new? (2 links)
