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Replying to @mnovendstern
Agreed, but we are nowhere near super-human generalization from avg human data
ASI comes down to speed of generating super-human data (so it can weakly generalize from that)
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People who have strong opinions about a topic, even an academic topic, are quite unlikely to engage in properly understanding new information that might contradict their prior position. They're even unlikely to be particularly interested in it. I've always found this baffling.
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There are levels to biohacking...
Level 1 (low risk, mid reward):
Cold plunges, magnesium, vit d, ashwagandha, colostrum, IF, grounding, AG1
Level 2 (mid risk, high reward):
Methlyene blue, racetams, bromantane, semax, cerebrolysin, GHK-Cu, rapamycin, epitalon
Level 3 (high risk, high reward):
Gene therapy (e.g. @MinicircleDNA), less tested molecules (e.g. Dihexa), implants, stem cell therapy, higher doses of Level 2
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Replying to @SamoBurja
stocks are money, startups are investments, cash is toilet paper
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Hey everyone, just wanted to say thank you for all the recent support and excitement. The waitlist has grown to 20K people but we're working non-stop to get everyone in
EverArt is where artists and creators make AI their own. Can't wait to share more on what's coming
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Tell me what you’re thinking and reading lately. Not where you’re from or where you went to school.
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The dream wire UX in 2021 would look like a pull request with 2fa and stablecoins.
e.g. the company you are investing in initiates a wire request to your email. You accept, input 2FA (or FaceID!) and the funds are sent via USDC with instant confirmation. Would take <60 seconds.
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"I don’t care that much about giant yachts. I want a cure for aging. I want weekend trips to the moon. I want flying cars and an indestructible body and tiny genetically-engineered dragons. Money and power can’t buy that; the bottleneck is knowledge."
lesswrong.com/posts/wEebEiPp…
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"...those who rely simply on the weight of authority to prove any assertion, without searching out the arguments to support it, act absurdly."
- Vincenzo Galilei (father of Galileo)














