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Thank you! Surprised to see front squats and RDL given your comments about avoiding powerlifts, are these variations less injury-prone vs their more standard options?
You talk about it in snippets here and there, but I'd love for you to share your full up-to-date strength training program recommendation!
Also curious how this changes people's outlooks on putting money into 401k/IRA's/etc
Any good candidates for "AI index fund" people know of?
Would love for the spreadsheet to include tags to further simplify filtering.
That's fair. I believe kiwi is a fork of chrome that is kept up to date with a set of patches applied on top fwiw.
If you use android: https://kiwibrowser.com/ supports extensions!
Uh nvm, that doesn't work reliably bc of the comment lazy loading 🤔
Oh, that actually suggests a slightly better version, that won't reload the page. Updated the post!
Curious if people found good alternative videos/intro materials for this that worked well?
I really enjoy Moroccan food and surprised to see it rated so poorly (I've mostly encountered it while living in France though and it seems that French do actually like it, so maybe there is something special about how its presented there vs elsewhere 🤔)
👌 will iterate on it!
Hey there! I was curious if you've found any good sources around this since?
Visiting from the US around that time, hope to be able to make it!
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that was really good thanks for mentioning it!
I've been using and happy with https://languagetool.org/
One thing that I found really valuable is using https://twemex.app/ browser extension. It allows you to quickly check people’s best content when you’re exploring their account and also provides a bunch of other helpful search UX improvements
Nice, curious to try this!
Another program I remember doing screenshotting in a style described: http://www.loggerman.org/ (may be macOS only)
Windows: this should probably run over "linux subsystem for windows"
I see that the original commenter deactivated their account here, I am curious if your thinking on BBS changed since then at all or if you've seen any additional evidence on the topic?
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/834518.Cyteen has a fictional exploration of a similar topics (trying to achieve not just intelligence transfer, but also expertiese in a relevant field)
Thanks for posting an update!
Curious to hear about your experience so far!
👋 thanks everyone for attending, I'd appreciate people sending me feedback on how did it go for you. You can do that by filling out the form at https://airtable.com/shrfVTfXg5sOh3wnU
Hey! The podcast sounds exciting! A bit of feedback - it wasn't really trivial for me to find the rss feed to subscribe to the podcast though. It does not seem to be featured separately anywhere on the website?
Thanks for writing this up! I've listened to a TTS version of it 😅.
I'm spending most of my "in between activities" time (walking, biking, eating, showering) listening to audiobooks/podcasts and to a lesser degree - music.
And for a long while I've been wondering about things similar to what you mention in the post:
- Is constantly being subject to new information stimulus is detrimental to my ability to do "unconscious processing/problem-solving" (presumably the driver behind the "aha moments in the shower" phenomena/etc).
- Does it reduce the rate at which I'm able to produce original ideas/thinking?
I don't really have any conclusions/insights on this so far 🙁, but I'm excited to see people starting to explore the topic, and I'd be curious to hear your longer-term reflections on your self-experiments with silence!
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/i42Dfoh4HtsCAfXxL/babble seems tangentially related
Thank you for giving it a try :)
Yeah, I guess I should describe the proposed workflow in more details and make it as simple as possible :). I will do that in the coming days.
Yes to contribute back you would need to fork the repository on github, clone the fork, make an export of your updated deck on top of it, and then commit, push changes to your fork of the repository on github and create a pull request from your fork.
Initial import can be either from that repository or from Github directly whatever is more convenient for you :).
Hey, I'm wondering if you had any success with this idea? I also thought you might be interested in my Anki plugin, that allows you to make a full-feature Import/Export of Anki decks to/from JSON. What I mean by full-feature is that it exports not just cards converted to JSON, but Notes, Decks, Models, Media etc. So you can do export, modify result, or merge changes from someone else and on Import, those changes would be reflected on your existing cards/decks and no information/metadata/etc would be lost.
You can read more about it here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Anki/comments/50j7i7/crowdanki_comprehensive_json_representation_of/, https://github.com/Stvad/CrowdAnki/, https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1788670778).
Thank you. I've also added 'mastermind' tag.
Thank you for referencing "mastermind group" it's great that there are background knowledge and experience in this area. Alas I don't see many people willing to participate..
Thank you!
Hi, thank you for creating this great list!
Aumann’s agreement theorem: Landsburg, The Big Questions, chapter 8.
This link is broken, and I was not able to find this chapter separately anywhere. I would appreciate if someone would be able to update the link or re-upload the document (or recommend another good article on this topic). Thank you.
Hi, thank you for organizing this group! I think it'd be helpful if you will create a list with existing discussions of the group at the end of this post.