[SEQ RERUN] The Mar­tial Art of Rationality

In­tro­duc­tion to the Se­quence Reruns

In­suffi­ciently Awesome

Sin­gu­lar­ity FAQ

Meetup meta: please think care­fully when post­ing—add de­sired time/​ti­tle the first time

Plan­ning a se­ries: dis­count­ing utility

SIAI aware­ness opportunity

Cam­bridge Less Wrong Mee­tups April 21, May 1, May 15, …

In­tro­duc­tion to the Se­quence Reruns

Ad­vice to as­piring undergraduates

Pitts­burgh Less Wrong meet-up April 22 7pm

Vanilla and choco­late and prefer­ence judgements

Non­super­in­tel­li­gent AI threat

Learned Blankness

Less Wrongers from Austin

Austin Less Wrong Meetup, Satur­day April 23rd, 12:00 Noon

Build Small Skills in the Right Order

Se­quence Ex­er­cise: “Ex­ten­sions and In­ten­sions” from “A Hu­man’s Guide to Words”

Mak­ing Beliefs Pay Rent (in An­ti­ci­pated Ex­pe­riences): Exercises

A con­fused model of the self-in­di­ca­tion assumption

Shang­hai Less Wrong Meetup April 30th, 2pm

Ray Kurzweil on The Colbert Re­port [video em­bed]

Ray Kurzweil on The Colbert Re­port [video em­bed]

The right kind of fun?

“High Value” Karma vs “Reg­u­lar” (i.e. Quir­rell Points)

Se­quence Ex­er­cise: first 3 posts from “A Hu­man’s Guide to Words”

Friendly to who?

wire­less-head­ing, value drift and so on

Offense ver­sus harm minimization

Cry­on­ics: con­vinc­ing my parents

How Many of Me Are There?

DC Meetup: Last Dis­cus­sion Thread

First Tri­an­gle LW Meetup 5/​4 7pm (Raleigh/​Durham/​Chapel Hill)

How thor­oughly do you re­search your dreams?

How You Make Judg­ments: The Elephant and its Rider

Say More, Jus­tify Less

Brief Query- An Idea

Con­fused about the dooms­day ar­gu­ment, please help

First Phoenix, AZ Less Wrong Meetup 4/​17 from 12-2pm

The Bias You Didn’t Expect

Link: Why and how to de­bate charitably

Book reviews

Three con­sis­tent po­si­tions for computationalists

Spe­cific Fic­tion Dis­cu­sion (April 2011)

Might whole brain em­u­la­tion re­quire quan­tum-level em­u­la­tion?

Gödel and Bayes: quick question

Ara­tional quotes

Levels of Action

David Marr on two types of in­for­ma­tion-pro­cess­ing problems

How not to be a Naïve Computationalist