Lowell Dennings
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on the atlas · 16
- Reasons to Be Nice to Other Value Systems – Center on Long-Term Risk2 savers
- Focus4 savers
- What Openness To Experience Means - by Ozy Brennan2 savers
- what the hell is this "tpot" thing - by Crystal Duan1 savers
- Deep Habits: Jumpstart Your Concentration with a Depth Ritual - Study Hacks - Cal Newport1 savers
- Learning Day3 savers
- What many have called my most important post1 savers
- The case against AI alignment - LessWrong1 savers
- Here's the exit. - LessWrong4 savers
- Curius / Onboarding2704 savers
- Research Debt30 savers
- Toy Models of Superposition30 savers
- Why I chose OpenAI over academia: reflections on the CS academic and industry job markets (part 2) - Rowan Zellers' blog10 savers
- Career Advice: Best of the Best - David Perell4 savers
- Riding the Writing Wave - David Perell4 savers
- Gears Which Turn The World - LessWrong2 savers
highlights · 12
you may be rare enough such that EVERY MOMENT OF YOUR LIFE COUNTS
What many have called my most important postin the same way that they killed themselves to get the best grades possible when they were in school
What many have called my most important postnon-technical people are capable
What many have called my most important postyou *can* improve the efficiency of the dialogue
What many have called my most important postset your goals in terms of FULFILLING the END MISSION
What many have called my most important postif you have *a mission* and *unique indispensable value*
What many have called my most important postyou will no longer have time for hobbies or surfing the internet
What many have called my most important postyour time is SO valuable that you really DO NOT need to spend time looking up caltrain schedules
What many have called my most important postfigure out how to create content that guarantees that it will be relevant/read in 10 years
What many have called my most important postshare resources/inspirations with each other [the content that's on people's minds but isn't published
What many have called my most important postTime is insanely insanely precious
What many have called my most important postWhat he’s really done is he’s created this immense vertical filing cabinet in his brain of layers and layers and layers of files of information that he can draw back on now for more than 70 years worth of data.
Curius / Onboarding