zoltz

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Rethinking the Palm Oil Boycott(thegreymatter.substack.com)
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Demonizing Narratives(conspicuouscognition.com)
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The surprising resilience of naive views(birdperspectives.substack.com)
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The talk: a brief explainer of sexual dimorphism(malmesbury.substack.com)
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by zoltz 3y ago
But the profit-aligned corporations are made of people, as you say, and once the leaders are personally affected by the „deterioration of the ecology necessary for human life to persist“, they will seriously try to stop it. That, I guess, i
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Understanding the Danger from Strong AI(birdperspectives.substack.com)
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A Multi-Level View of LLM Intentionality(disagreeableme.blogspot.com)
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In Favor of Caution(centerlessset.substack.com)
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Many-worlds understanding can increase agency(birdperspectives.substack.com)
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A Change: Rethinking institutions after COVID(thegreymatter.substack.com)
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As social media took off, the track of reason ran out(birdperspectives.substack.com)
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The sack against the pie (on harmful mental models)(birdperspectives.substack.com)
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Considerations on Careerscienceability(birdperspectives.substack.com)
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The three modes of current American politics(birdperspectives.substack.com)
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Starman(1843magazine.com)
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How to ensure Clean Olympics(sites.google.com)
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Computational Complexity and the Nature of Reality(edge.org)
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What Really Happened to Michael Rockefeller(smithsonianmag.com)
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The Universe Is Made of Mathematics(disagreeableme.blogspot.com)
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It Is Easy to Predict the Future(edge.org)
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Will Thinking Machines Evolve to Be as Wonderful as Dogs?(edge.org)
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by zoltz 12y ago
Indeed, title needs to be changed to "Geospatial Resolution of Human and Bacterial Diversity with City-Scale Metagenomics". https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8282204
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by zoltz 12y ago
"After the loss Kasparov questioned whether Deep Blue's team had cheated in order to beat him, but in a fascinating new short documentary by FiveThirtyEight and ESPN, it's shown that the momentous victory — and the notorious
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by zoltz 12y ago
From the guidelines: "If you want to add initial commentary on the link, write a blog post about it and submit that instead". This would seem to explicitly allow telling others how to perceive a story, so I don't really see h
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by zoltz 12y ago
Thank you for the explanation! In my 2nd paragraph I had older stories in mind where it's most likely a case of "either I submit it or nobody does". I can see now how my proposal is bad in the "normal" case of hot,
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by zoltz 12y ago
Thanks! Just looked into this further. The guidelines say you should use the original title when submitting a story. But what if this title is uninformative and the subtitle is too long? Then you have to summarise. I don't think it&#x2
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Submission titles still subject to change by editors?
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by zoltz 18y ago
Not sophisticated, and only a first step to get some kind of traction, but using it can make a real difference to me: a) Define your main project b) Choose an activity that you like and that comes naturally as procrastination c) Choose a re
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by zoltz 18y ago
Neither of these arguments even attempts to refute the central point of the essay. In case anyone wants to try it, the central point is that in an organization organized as a tree structure, structural forces tend to give each person freed
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by zoltz 18y ago
Refuting the proof of a central point rather than the central point itself must be considered DH6 in Paul Graham's hierarchy. Roth probably took that for granted. I certainly would. Otherwise I hereby claim P = NP and preemptively accuse an

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