I will be taking advantage of some of this material, but is there any chance you could write an old-fashioned top-level Less Wrong-style article on this? They are much more approachable, probably because they implicitly know the audience. This seems more like an entry for lesswrongwiki.
I admit that the idea might seem ill-founded. Perhaps you have better things to do (I would not doubt this at all), or maybe you don’t see as much of a purpose as I do. However, wouldn’t a relatively short Less Wrong article on formal epistemology, rather than a series of highly interconnected material (ignoring, for a moment, that that is exactly what Less Wrong is, though perhaps a more unified one than your links) allow some of us who are still getting the basics do scholarship more efficiently?
As I understand, that’s the purpose of your systematic summarizing of textbooks. Which I find a highly useful and commendable endeavor, by the way.
I will be taking advantage of some of this material, but is there any chance you could write an old-fashioned top-level Less Wrong-style article on this? They are much more approachable, probably because they implicitly know the audience. This seems more like an entry for lesswrongwiki.
I admit that the idea might seem ill-founded. Perhaps you have better things to do (I would not doubt this at all), or maybe you don’t see as much of a purpose as I do. However, wouldn’t a relatively short Less Wrong article on formal epistemology, rather than a series of highly interconnected material (ignoring, for a moment, that that is exactly what Less Wrong is, though perhaps a more unified one than your links) allow some of us who are still getting the basics do scholarship more efficiently?
As I understand, that’s the purpose of your systematic summarizing of textbooks. Which I find a highly useful and commendable endeavor, by the way.