This probably should be made more transparent, but the reason why these aren’t in the library is because they don’t have images for the sequence-item. We display all sequences that people create that have proper images on the library (otherwise we just show it on user’s profiles).
Can random people donate images for the sequence-items that are missing them, or can images only be provided by the authors? I notice that I am surprised that some sequences are missing out on being listed just because images weren’t uploaded, considering that I don’t recall having experienced other sequences’ art as particularly transformative or essential.
I’m neither of these users, but for temporarily secret reasons I care a lot about having the Geometric Rationality and Maximal Lottery-Lottery sequences be slightly higher-quality. Warning: these are AI-generated, if that’s a problem. It’s that, an abstract pattern, or programmer art from me.
I am delighted that you chimed in here; these are pleasingly composed and increase my desire to read the relevant sequences. Your post makes me feel like I meaningfully contributed to the improvement of these sequences by merely asking a potentially dumb question in public, which is the internet at its very best.
Artistically, I think the top (fox face) image for lotteries cropped for its bottom 2⁄3 would be slightly preferable to the other, and the bottom (monochrome white/blue) for geometric makes a nicer banner in the aspect ratio that they’re shown as.
Your post makes me feel like I meaningfully contributed to the improvement of these sequences by merely asking a potentially dumb question in public, which is the internet at its very best.
IMO you did! Like I said in my comment, for reasons that are secret temporarily I care about those two sequences a lot, but I might not have thought to just ask whether they could be added to the library, nor did I know that the blocker was suitable imagery.
I notice that I am confused: an image of lily pads appears on https://www.lesswrong.com/s/XJBaPPEYAPeDzuAsy when I load it, but when I expand all community sequences on https://www.lesswrong.com/library (a show-all button might be nice....) and search the string “physical” or “necessity” on that page, I do not see the post appearing. This seems odd, because I’d expect that having a non-default image display when the sequence’s homepage is loaded and having a good enough image to appear in the list should be the same condition, but it seems they aren’t identical for that one.
There are several sequences which are visible on the profiles of their authors, but haven’t yet been added to the library. Those are:
«Boundaries» Sequence (Andrew Critch)
Maximal Lottery-Lotteries (Scott Garrabrant)
Geometric Rationality (Scott Garrabrant)
UDT 1.01 (Diffractor)
Unifying Bargaining (Diffractor)
Why Everyone (Else) Is a Hypocrite: Evolution and the Modular Mind (Kaj Sotala)
The Sense Of Physical Necessity: A Naturalism Demo (LoganStrohl)
Scheming AIs: Will AIs fake alignment during training in order to get power? (Joe Carlsmith)
I think these are good enough to be moved into the library.
This probably should be made more transparent, but the reason why these aren’t in the library is because they don’t have images for the sequence-item. We display all sequences that people create that have proper images on the library (otherwise we just show it on user’s profiles).
Can random people donate images for the sequence-items that are missing them, or can images only be provided by the authors? I notice that I am surprised that some sequences are missing out on being listed just because images weren’t uploaded, considering that I don’t recall having experienced other sequences’ art as particularly transformative or essential.
Only the authors (and admins) can do it.
If you paste some images here that seem good to you, I can edit them unilaterally, and will message the authors to tell them I did that.
I’m neither of these users, but for temporarily secret reasons I care a lot about having the Geometric Rationality and Maximal Lottery-Lottery sequences be slightly higher-quality. Warning: these are AI-generated, if that’s a problem. It’s that, an abstract pattern, or programmer art from me.
Two options for Maximal Lottery-Lotteries:
Two options for Geometric Rationality:
How did you manage to prompt these? My attempts with Stable Diffusion so far have usually not produced anything suitable.
I am delighted that you chimed in here; these are pleasingly composed and increase my desire to read the relevant sequences. Your post makes me feel like I meaningfully contributed to the improvement of these sequences by merely asking a potentially dumb question in public, which is the internet at its very best.
Artistically, I think the top (fox face) image for lotteries cropped for its bottom 2⁄3 would be slightly preferable to the other, and the bottom (monochrome white/blue) for geometric makes a nicer banner in the aspect ratio that they’re shown as.
Uploaded them both!
Excellent, thanks!
IMO you did! Like I said in my comment, for reasons that are secret temporarily I care about those two sequences a lot, but I might not have thought to just ask whether they could be added to the library, nor did I know that the blocker was suitable imagery.
I notice that I am confused: an image of lily pads appears on https://www.lesswrong.com/s/XJBaPPEYAPeDzuAsy when I load it, but when I expand all community sequences on https://www.lesswrong.com/library (a show-all button might be nice....) and search the string “physical” or “necessity” on that page, I do not see the post appearing. This seems odd, because I’d expect that having a non-default image display when the sequence’s homepage is loaded and having a good enough image to appear in the list should be the same condition, but it seems they aren’t identical for that one.
There are two images provided for a sequence, the banner image and the card image. The card image is required for it to show up in the Library.