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51. (hist) ‎Deconfusion ‎[346 bytes]
52. (hist) ‎Vow of silence ‎[350 bytes]
53. (hist) ‎Michael Nielsen ‎[356 bytes]
54. (hist) ‎Single-model generality ‎[358 bytes]
55. (hist) ‎Jonathan Blow ‎[367 bytes]
56. (hist) ‎Inter-personal comparison test ‎[371 bytes]
57. (hist) ‎Wei Dai ‎[387 bytes]
58. (hist) ‎Tricky examples in basic probability ‎[395 bytes]
59. (hist) ‎Definitions last ‎[398 bytes]
60. (hist) ‎Add easy problems as cards with large graduating interval ‎[402 bytes]
61. (hist) ‎HCH ‎[416 bytes]
62. (hist) ‎Unreliability of online question-answering services makes it emotionally taxing to write up questions ‎[428 bytes]
63. (hist) ‎My beginner incremental reading questions ‎[432 bytes]
64. (hist) ‎Make new cards when you get stuck ‎[438 bytes]
65. (hist) ‎List of thought experiments in AI safety ‎[448 bytes]
66. (hist) ‎Uninsightful articles can seem insightful due to unintentional spaced repetition ‎[458 bytes]
67. (hist) ‎Representing impossibilities ‎[471 bytes]
68. (hist) ‎Anki ‎[477 bytes]
69. (hist) ‎Video games comparison to math ‎[482 bytes]
70. (hist) ‎Video games allow immediate exploration ‎[496 bytes]
71. (hist) ‎Single-architecture generality ‎[500 bytes]
72. (hist) ‎Fake motivation ‎[500 bytes]
73. (hist) ‎The Uncertain Future ‎[508 bytes]
74. (hist) ‎Repetition granularity ‎[513 bytes]
75. (hist) ‎Textbook test for AI theory ‎[523 bytes]
76. (hist) ‎Spaced repetition constantly reminds one of inadequacies ‎[524 bytes]
77. (hist) ‎Text to speech software ‎[527 bytes]
78. (hist) ‎Maintaining habits is hard, and spaced repetition is a habit ‎[532 bytes]
79. (hist) ‎Scenius ‎[557 bytes]
80. (hist) ‎Add the complete proof on proof cards to reduce friction when reviewing ‎[568 bytes]
81. (hist) ‎Ignore Anki add-ons to focus on fundamentals ‎[569 bytes]
82. (hist) ‎Main Page ‎[572 bytes]
83. (hist) ‎What would a vow of silence look like for math? ‎[575 bytes]
84. (hist) ‎Secret sauce for intelligence vs specialization in intelligence ‎[577 bytes]
85. (hist) ‎Richard Ngo ‎[584 bytes]
86. (hist) ‎List of technical AI alignment agendas ‎[586 bytes]
87. (hist) ‎Large graduating interval as substitute for putting effort into making atomic cards ‎[588 bytes]
88. (hist) ‎Physical vs digital clutter ‎[601 bytes]
89. (hist) ‎One-sentence summary card ‎[602 bytes]
90. (hist) ‎It is difficult to get feedback on published work ‎[602 bytes]
91. (hist) ‎Should booster cards be marked as new? ‎[620 bytes]
92. (hist) ‎Mapping mental motions to parts of a spaced repetition algorithm ‎[621 bytes]
93. (hist) ‎Statistical analysis of expert timelines argument for AI timelines ‎[641 bytes]
94. (hist) ‎Hardware-driven vs software-driven progress ‎[649 bytes]
95. (hist) ‎Cards created by oneself can be scheduled more aggressively ‎[659 bytes]
96. (hist) ‎List of techniques for making small cards ‎[688 bytes]
97. (hist) ‎AI timelines ‎[691 bytes]
98. (hist) ‎Will it be possible for humans to detect an existential win? ‎[691 bytes]
99. (hist) ‎The Secret of Psalm 46 ‎[709 bytes]
100. (hist) ‎Existing implementations of card sharing have nontrivial overhead ‎[717 bytes]
101. (hist) ‎Continually make new cards ‎[724 bytes]
102. (hist) ‎Large graduating interval as a way to prevent pattern-matching ‎[727 bytes]
103. (hist) ‎AI takeoff ‎[734 bytes]
104. (hist) ‎Depictions of learning in The Blue Lagoon are awful ‎[735 bytes]
105. (hist) ‎Steam game buying algorithm ‎[740 bytes]
106. (hist) ‎Empty review ‎[741 bytes]
107. (hist) ‎If you want to succeed in the video games industry ‎[745 bytes]
108. (hist) ‎Selection effect for successful formalizations ‎[746 bytes]
109. (hist) ‎Minimal AGI vs task AGI ‎[770 bytes]
110. (hist) ‎Card sharing ‎[770 bytes]
111. (hist) ‎Corrigibility ‎[773 bytes]
112. (hist) ‎Continuous takeoff ‎[773 bytes]
113. (hist) ‎Rapid capability gain vs AGI progress ‎[774 bytes]
114. (hist) ‎Feynman technique fails when existing explanations are bad ‎[776 bytes]
115. (hist) ‎List of terms used to describe the intelligence of an agent ‎[782 bytes]
116. (hist) ‎Use temporary separate Anki decks to learn new cards based on priority ‎[787 bytes]
117. (hist) ‎Evolution ‎[799 bytes]
118. (hist) ‎Task-dependent diversity ‎[812 bytes]
119. (hist) ‎Selection effect for who builds AGI ‎[815 bytes]
120. (hist) ‎List of techniques for managing working memory in explanations ‎[823 bytes]
121. (hist) ‎Make Anki cards based on feedback you receive ‎[823 bytes]
122. (hist) ‎Simple core ‎[824 bytes]
123. (hist) ‎Reference class forecasting on human achievements argument for AI timelines ‎[824 bytes]
124. (hist) ‎Self-graded prompts made for others must provide guidance for grading ‎[829 bytes]
125. (hist) ‎Asynchronous support ‎[831 bytes]
126. (hist) ‎Anki deck options ‎[832 bytes]
127. (hist) ‎Word explanations are already great ‎[836 bytes]
128. (hist) ‎Combinatorial explosion in math ‎[837 bytes]
129. (hist) ‎Can the behavior of approval-direction be undefined or random? ‎[846 bytes]
130. (hist) ‎Aligning smart AI using slightly less smart AI ‎[846 bytes]
131. (hist) ‎Discursive texts are difficult to ankify ‎[851 bytes]
132. (hist) ‎Comparison of sexually transmitted diseases ‎[851 bytes]
133. (hist) ‎Anki reviews are more fun on mobile ‎[857 bytes]
134. (hist) ‎Mixed messaging regarding independent thinking ‎[866 bytes]
135. (hist) ‎Resource overhang ‎[867 bytes]
136. (hist) ‎Spaced repetition as generator of questions ‎[868 bytes]
137. (hist) ‎List of timelines for futuristic technologies ‎[871 bytes]
138. (hist) ‎How meta should AI safety be? ‎[873 bytes]
139. (hist) ‎We still don't know how to systematically write great word explanations ‎[875 bytes]
140. (hist) ‎Scaling hypothesis ‎[886 bytes]
141. (hist) ‎Spaced proof review as a way to invent novel proofs ‎[890 bytes]
142. (hist) ‎Short-term preferences-on-reflection ‎[890 bytes]
143. (hist) ‎AI safety is not a community ‎[894 bytes]
144. (hist) ‎Spaced repetition as soft alarm clock ‎[898 bytes]
145. (hist) ‎Braid for math ‎[908 bytes]
146. (hist) ‎Mass shift to technical AI safety research is suspicious ‎[910 bytes]
147. (hist) ‎Open-ended questions are common in real life ‎[916 bytes]
148. (hist) ‎My current thoughts on the technical AI safety pipeline (outside academia) ‎[931 bytes]
149. (hist) ‎Fractional progress argument for AI timelines ‎[933 bytes]
150. (hist) ‎You don't need to eat your own dogfood in explanation science ‎[936 bytes]

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