You didn’t say why just remembering biases and heuristics would be all that useful.
I see. Well, I can see that any future writings I submit anywhere will have to flesh that element out then. I had assumed the positive utility of easier recall ability for those categories of items would be obvious.
I didn’t say it wasn’t obvious. I was meaning that it seemed like you tacked it on the end to superficially validate mnemotechnics by using LW “buzz words”.
I was meaning that it seemed like you tacked it on the end to superficially validate mnemotechnics by using LW “buzz words”.
I can definitively tell you that this impression is not valid. If I had meant to target the jargon/patois of the LessWrong community, it would have been obvious.
I included the ease of recollection of pre-developed heuristics and known cognitive biases as an example of how optimization approaches can be convergent. This was the sum of my intent.
You didn’t say why just remembering biases and heuristics would be all that useful.
EDIT: And this is where hyperlinks and the massive number of other articles of LW nicely work together.
I see. Well, I can see that any future writings I submit anywhere will have to flesh that element out then. I had assumed the positive utility of easier recall ability for those categories of items would be obvious.
I didn’t say it wasn’t obvious. I was meaning that it seemed like you tacked it on the end to superficially validate mnemotechnics by using LW “buzz words”.
I can definitively tell you that this impression is not valid. If I had meant to target the jargon/patois of the LessWrong community, it would have been obvious.
I included the ease of recollection of pre-developed heuristics and known cognitive biases as an example of how optimization approaches can be convergent. This was the sum of my intent.