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@UncredibleHallq Luke did (if this is what you mean):
@alan_winfield If he hasn't seen it - this Superintelligence reading group has a good comment thread -
Simulate and Defer To More Rational Selves
History if Bayes theoram .. nice!
@Zhwazi on sure.
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Hasta mañana...
One engineer's super rational, step by step process towards finding a job in #siliconvalley
How to Measure Anything > one of the more useful business books I have read in the last 18 months
Game Theory is hurting my jetlagged brain
"I sometimes let imaginary versions of myself make decisions for me."
RT @lesswrong: Simulate and Defer To More Rational Selves
"What it's like to notice things" Importance maybe overstated; nonetheless fascinating
Lo opuesto del amor es la indiferencia y lo opuesto de la felicidad es el aburrimiento.
Well-Kept Gardens Die By Pacifism
"I sometimes let imaginary versions of myself make decisions for me." Speaking of Less Wrong with Michael...
Rational Patrick suggested I share this. I told him to shut up and get back to doing taxes, but here you go anyway.
Let your simulated self make the decisions for you
I should actually go buy the book.. RT @MIRIBerkeley: The Superintelligence online reading group has begun!
notsonewuser: "This seems to be an extremely powerful method for handling decision fatigue... On the other hand,...
Grupo de discussão do Livro Superinteligências, do Prof. Nick Bostrom.
@redlianak Since you brought up the point of them slanting it for politics, figured you might be interested in this:
RT @mylittlepwnies3: @ChristianPat724 Good post from Less Wrong on this subject here
@ChristianPat724 Good post from Less Wrong on this subject here
RT @MIRIBerkeley: The Superintelligence online reading group has begun!
The Superintelligence online reading group has begun!
@slatestarcodex Have you been compared to G.K. Chesterton before?
RT @m1sp: Well-kept gardens die by pacifism: an argument for moderating strongly even if it feels like "censorship"
Well-kept gardens die by pacifism: an argument for moderating strongly even if it feels like "censorship"
@nyansandwich @asilentsky @sarahdoingthing ... according to this:
@mrwizrd probably not what you mean but it's interesting
@gavri
RT @MikeAnissimov: Female economists favor larger government, 65% say the economy is not excessively regulated
@seldomawake @sarahdoingthing @othercriteria Strongly reminded of
RT @KatjaGrace: Come and talk about Superintelligence with me:
Female economists favor larger government, 65% say the economy is not excessively regulated
Come and talk about Superintelligence with me:
RT @heartiste: Newsflash: Women economists, just like women everywhere, prefer bigger government (aka beta provider substitute).
@camlorn38 @FullPresence Ha, from "Human values don't spontaneously emerge in a generic optimization process."
LessWrong: Female Economists tend to favor bigger government #tcot
Economists' views differ by gender
Newsflash: Women economists, just like women everywhere, prefer bigger government (aka beta provider substitute).
Worse than Random - The potential for randomness to improve (or not) algorithms - Old (2008). Long. Worth It.
The Best Textbooks on Every Subject - Less Wrong
Rasyonalite adina baya guzel bi site, yanlis takintilarinizdan falan kurtulma uzerine ben yeni kesfettim
@sgrif I feel like this is up your alley
RT @hnycombinator: Worse Than Random (cmts
what's the word for double but infinite
Worse Than Random - Less Wrong
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