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icompetetowin
5y ago
Only paying attention to those who survive or succeed can mislead you. Mental model exercises I wrote a few months ago: https://newsletter.decisionschool.org/p/decision-making-bias...
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Ask HN: How to protect online games from bots?
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Ask HN: Your Most Fun Video Game?
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Tik-Tok and the Three Laws of Robotics
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I like your term "cognitive guard", might start using it!
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Decision Making Bias: Availability
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Decision Making Bias: Common Belief Fallacy
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Decision Making Bias: Base Rate Fallacy
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Learn about mental models (tools to understand and predict things about the world) then practice using them. For learning, check out fs.blog: https://fs.blog/mental-models/ For practice, check out Decision School: htt
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Mental Model Exercises: Insensitivity to Sample Size
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Learn and practice using Second-Order Thinking with exercises
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Practice Charlie Munger's Mental Models with Exercises
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A few things account for most of the results
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Negligence is more likely than malice
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Thanks for the recommendation! Read a bit about the project, it's amazing what a group of passionate people can accomplish.
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Thanks for the recommendation! I don't usually play board games (except Monopoly with family) but I'll check it out.
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Thanks for the recommendation! Which CIV would you recommend to a beginner?
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Thanks for all the recommendations! I've seen Joan of Arc on PSP, lots of really good reviews. Same thing for the Fire Emblem series. Out of Advance Wars, Joan of Arc, Hyperdevotion Noire, Fire Emblem and potentially Nobunaga lol, whic
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The game looks amazing! I won't be able to try it yet with my current setup but I added it to my steam wishlist. Quick question: Do you recommend trying out the game with a few friends or should I just jump in alone?
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Thanks! Quite a few people here recommended the game so I'll definitely play it.
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Thanks! I'll get Supreme Commander during the next sale. I plan to try out most game recommendations in this thread then stick to the one I like most.
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Thanks for the recommendation! I've tried AOE2 a long time ago (15 years ago) and I kind of enjoyed it, so I'll give the definitive edition a try. Never heard of Factorio, so I'll have to check it out.
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Ask HN: What are some good strategy games?
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Learn and practice using Inversion with exercises
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Learn and practice avoiding Survivorship Bias with exercises
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Thank you for such an in-depth answer! I've looked at poker and bridge as potential ways to practice decision-making, so your comment is timely. I wasn't aware of Game Theory Optimized (GTO) training software, but now that I am, I
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Is this the article: https://aeon.co/essays/anti-vaccination-might-be-rational-bu... Also this part stood out to me: "Sure, the risks of vaccination were low and the benefits to society were high. But if your kid
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That's really interesting, could you expand on "reasonableness"?
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Thanks for the feedback! I agree with you, I should have been clearer. I'm talking about decision-making in the context of business & life. While reading about decision-making in that context, I've come across many concepts (s
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Ask HN: Is it possible to practice decision-making / rationality?
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