the opposite conclusion: There is a strong automatic force that works to make DSA unlikely to the extent that takeoff is distributed
By the standards of inclusion, I feel like this is an even better contribution! My mastery of our corpus is hardly complete, but it appears to me until you picked up this line of inquiry deeper interrogation of the circumstances surrounding DSA was sorely lacking on LessWrong. Being able to make more specific claims about causal mechanisms is huge.
I propose a different framing than opposite conclusion: rather you are suggesting some causal mechanism for why a slow takeoff DSA is different in character from FOOM with fewer gigahertz.
I am going to add a review on the original post so this conversation doesn’t get missed in the voting phase.
By the standards of inclusion, I feel like this is an even better contribution! My mastery of our corpus is hardly complete, but it appears to me until you picked up this line of inquiry deeper interrogation of the circumstances surrounding DSA was sorely lacking on LessWrong. Being able to make more specific claims about causal mechanisms is huge.
I propose a different framing than opposite conclusion: rather you are suggesting some causal mechanism for why a slow takeoff DSA is different in character from FOOM with fewer gigahertz.
I am going to add a review on the original post so this conversation doesn’t get missed in the voting phase.