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  1. 3Blue1Brown
  2. AI prepping
  3. AI safety field consensus
  4. AI safety is harder than most things
  5. AI safety is not a community
  6. AI safety lacks a space to ask stupid or ballsy questions
  7. AI safety technical pipeline does not teach how to start having novel thoughts
  8. AI takeoff
  9. AI timelines
  10. AI will solve everything argument against AI safety
  11. Add all permutations of a card to prevent pattern-matching
  12. Add easy problems as cards with large graduating interval
  13. Add the complete proof on proof cards to reduce friction when reviewing
  14. Agent foundations
  15. Aligning smart AI using slightly less smart AI
  16. AlphaGo
  17. AlphaGo as evidence of discontinuous takeoff
  18. Analyzing disagreements
  19. Andy Matuschak
  20. Anki
  21. Anki deck options
  22. Anki deck philosophy
  23. Anki reviews are more fun on mobile
  24. Application of functional updateless timeless decision theory to everyday life
  25. Architecture
  26. Are due counts harmful?
  27. Asymmetric institution
  28. Asynchronous support
  29. Big card
  30. Big cards can be good for mathematical discovery
  31. Booster card
  32. Braid
  33. Braid for math
  34. Bury effortful cards to speed up review
  35. Busy life periods and spaced inbox
  36. Can spaced repetition interfere with internal sense of relevance?
  37. Can the behavior of approval-direction be undefined or random?
  38. Card sharing
  39. Card sharing allows less valuable cards to be created
  40. Cards created by oneself can be scheduled more aggressively
  41. Carl Shulman
  42. Central node trick for remembering equivalent properties
  43. Changing selection pressures argument
  44. Choosing problems for spaced proof review
  45. Christiano's operationalization of slow takeoff
  46. Cognitive biases that are opposites of each other
  47. Coherence and goal-directed agency discussion
  48. Combinatorial explosion in math
  49. Comparison of AI takeoff scenarios
  50. Comparison of pedagogical scenes
  51. Comparison of sexually transmitted diseases
  52. Comparison of terms related to agency
  53. Competence gap
  54. Content sharing between AIs
  55. Continually make new cards
  56. Continuous takeoff
  57. Convergent evolution of values
  58. Corrigibility
  59. Corrigibility may be undesirable
  60. Counterfactual of dropping a seed AI into a world without other capable AI
  61. Creative forgetting
  62. Credit card research 2021
  63. Dealing with bad problems in spaced proof review
  64. Debates shift bystanders' beliefs
  65. Deck options for proof cards
  66. Deck options for small cards
  67. Deconfusion
  68. Definitions last
  69. Deliberate practice for learning proof-based math
  70. Depictions of learning in The Blue Lagoon are awful
  71. Desiderata for dissolving the question
  72. Different mental representations of mathematical objects is a blocker for an exploratory medium of math
  73. Different senses of claims about AGI
  74. Difficulty of AI alignment
  75. Discontinuities in usefulness of whole brain emulation technology
  76. Discovery fiction
  77. Discursive texts are difficult to ankify
  78. Distillation is not enough
  79. Do an empty review of proof cards immediately after adding to prevent backlog
  80. Doomer argument against AI safety
  81. Dual ratings for spaced inbox
  82. Duolingo
  83. Duolingo does repetition at the lesson level
  84. Duolingo for math
  85. Emotional difficulties of AI safety research
  86. Emotional difficulties of spaced repetition
  87. Empty review
  88. Encoding dependence problem
  89. Equivalence classes of prompts
  90. Evolution
  91. Exhaustive quizzing allows impatient learners to skip the reading
  92. Existential win
  93. Existing implementations of card sharing have nontrivial overhead
  94. Expert response heuristic for prompt writing
  95. Explanation science
  96. Explorable explanation
  97. Explosive aftermath
  98. Fake motivation
  99. Feeling like a perpetual student in a subject due to spaced repetition
  100. Feynman technique fails when existing explanations are bad

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