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- Progress in self-improvement (2 links)
- Optimal unlocking mechanism for booster cards is unclear (2 links)
- Video game (2 links)
- My take on RAISE (2 links)
- Word explanations are already great (2 links)
- Hardware overhang (2 links)
- Soft-hard takeoff (2 links)
- One wrong number problem (2 links)
- Using spaced repetition to improve public discourse (2 links)
- Kasparov window (2 links)
- What makes a word explanation good? (2 links)
- Debate (2 links)
- Tutoring heuristic for prompt writing (2 links)
- The Hour I First Believed (2 links)
- Probability and statistics as fields with an exploratory medium (2 links)
- List of reasons something isn't popular or successful (2 links)
- Use temporary separate Anki decks to learn new cards based on priority (2 links)
- Self-graded prompts made for others must provide guidance for grading (2 links)
- Nate (2 links)
- Should booster cards be marked as new? (2 links)
- Analyzing disagreements (2 links)
- Act-based agent (2 links)
- Ongoing friendship and collaboration is important (2 links)
- Working memory (2 links)
- On Classic Arguments for AI Discontinuities (2 links)
- Discontinuities in usefulness of whole brain emulation technology (2 links)
- Equivalence classes of prompts (2 links)
- Representing impossibilities (2 links)
- Parasitizing on popularity (2 links)
- Creative forgetting (2 links)
- Can spaced repetition interfere with internal sense of relevance? (2 links)
- Add all permutations of a card to prevent pattern-matching (2 links)
- Rob Bensinger (2 links)
- Nate Soares (2 links)
- 3blue1brown (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)
