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on the atlas · 35

• incel theory - jean land3 savers
• What If You Could Do It All Over? | The New Yorker18 savers
• Epistemic Legibility - LessWrong2 savers
• A Survival Guide to a PhD28 savers
• Blog | karpathy5 savers
• The Metamorphosis of Prime Intellect: Singularity1 savers
• How to Do Great Work25 savers
• Backsliding, by Meghan O’Gieblyn15 savers
• National Power After AI | Center for Security and Emerging Technology1 savers
• Transformative AI issues (not just misalignment): an overview1 savers
• A Science of Cooperation Infrastructure: Enabling Rational Cooperation Among LLM Agents1 savers
• You and Your Research82 savers
• How To Become A Mechanistic Interpretability Researcher — AI Alignment Forum10 savers
• A token is not a fixed unit of cost1 savers
• Affective Economies | Social Text | Duke University Press1 savers
• Rhizome4 savers
• Evolution of the eye1 savers
• The persona selection model — LessWrong2 savers
• [2208.07006] Cooperative and uncooperative institution designs: Surprises and problems in open-source game theory2 savers
• How to Properly Reject AI Safety Fellowship Applicants: Lessons from Rejection Letters from Top Organizations — EA Forum2 savers
• Principles of Effective Research | Michael Nielsen23 savers
• Live versus Dead Players | Samo Burja5 savers
• Christian Sorace & David Sneath, Steppe Transitions, NLR 159, May–June 20261 savers
• Stanford GSB - 2023 Last Lecture - How to Live an Asymmetric Life — Graham Weaver5 savers
• How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big - by Scott Adams | Derek Sivers4 savers
• Uriel by Ralph Waldo Emerson - Poems | Academy of American Poets1 savers
• The Startling Convexity of Expertise | by Byrne Hobart | Medium2 savers
• Optionality is for Innumerate Cowards3 savers
• Dispatches from India8 savers
• Marc Rowan on Financial Market Evolution and University Governance (Ep. 205) | Conversations with Tyler1 savers
• On the Cover: The World's Fastest Man | Comstock's magazine1 savers
• Bitter North | Alexandra Tanner | Granta4 savers
• Thought as a Technology17 savers
• On the abolition of man - Joe Carlsmith3 savers
• Mises and Hayek: Two Complementary Critiques of Central Planning | AIER2 savers

highlights · 5

• If you want success, figure out the price, then pay it. It sounds trivial and obvious, but if you unpack the idea it has extraordinary power.

  How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big - by Scott Adams | Derek Sivers

• You can think of the tradeoff between options as paying upfront for the privilege of developing conviction later; stop-losses force you to have conviction now, and to admit your mistakes.

  Optionality is for Innumerate Cowards

• This is not to diminish the job, just that it doesn’t necessarily require much shoe-leather reporting. By contrast, reporting in India will burn through pairs rather quickly.

  Dispatches from India

• If the banking system, while really important and not going away and still vital for the country, is borrowed short and lent long, every dollar that moves out of the banking system and into the investment marketplace actually deleverages the entire system.

  Marc Rowan on Financial Market Evolution and University Governance (Ep. 205) | Conversations with Tyler

• she made the face she hoped she’d make when Hal gave it to her.

  Bitter North | Alexandra Tanner | Granta