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April 28th, we ran the Hufflepuff Unconference in Berkeley, at the MIRI/CFAR office common space. There's room for improvement in how the

Having a vibrant, local Less Wrong or EA community is really valuable, but at least in my experience, it tends to end up falling to the same

This is a linkpost for http://mindingourway.com/assuming-positive-intent/

This is the fourth post of the Project Hufflepuff sequence. Previous posts: - Introduction - Who exactly is the Rationality Community? (i.

I was hoping the next Project Hufflepuff post would involve more "explain concretely what I think we should do", but as it turns out I'm sti

This is the second post in the Project Hufflepuff sequence. It’s also probably the most standalone and relevant to other interests. The intr

This is the first in a series of posts about improving group dynamics within the rationality community. (The previous "checking for interest

This is a linkpost for http://effective-altruism.com/ea/17s/what_should_the_average_ea_do_about_ai_alignment/

About a month ago, Anna posted about the Importance of Less Wrong or Another Single Conversational Locus, followed shortly by Sarah Constant

(This is a crossposted FB post, so it might read a bit weird) My goal this year (in particular, my main focus once I arrive in the Bay, b