Not exactly what you were looking for, but recently I noticed that there were a bunch of John Wentworth’s posts that I had been missing out on that he wrote over the past 6 years. So if you get a lot out of them too, I recommend just sorting by ‘old’. I really liked don’t get distracted by the boilerplate (The first example made something click about math for me that hadn’t clicked before, which would have helped me to engage with some “boilerplate” in a more productive way.). I also liked constraints and slackness, but I didn’t go beyond the first exercise yet. There’s also more technical posts that I didn’t have the time to dig into yet.
Not exactly what you were looking for, but recently I noticed that there were a bunch of John Wentworth’s posts that I had been missing out on that he wrote over the past 6 years. So if you get a lot out of them too, I recommend just sorting by ‘old’. I really liked don’t get distracted by the boilerplate (The first example made something click about math for me that hadn’t clicked before, which would have helped me to engage with some “boilerplate” in a more productive way.). I also liked constraints and slackness, but I didn’t go beyond the first exercise yet. There’s also more technical posts that I didn’t have the time to dig into yet.
bhauth doesn’t have as long a track record, but I got some interesting ideas from his blog which aren’t on his lesswrong account. I really liked proposed future economies and the legibility bottleneck.