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Robin Hanson's lists of Overcoming Bias Posts

by AndrewH
6th Aug 2009
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Robin Hanson's lists of Overcoming Bias Posts
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[-]Matt_Stevenson16y00

This is wonderful. I'm rather new to LW/OB and I've been reading through chains of posts.

I was about to start working on something just like this to help myself and other new readers.

Thank you.

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[-]Vladimir_Nesov16y20

Note that the Wiki has a complete list of posts on LessWrong.

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[-]PhilGoetz16y00

What I like is that I can look at the list of referenced previous posts, and see which posts I should read.

Did you construct these automatically, or by hand?

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[-]eirenicon16y20

Automatically, because nobody hates life this much. Although when you look at it zoomed out, it's kind of beautiful.

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[-]AndrewH16y00

If you are talking about pretty pictures, then this looks much better.

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[-]AndrewH16y00

Automatically, If I did it by hand, it would have looked nicer. I'm working on this project again, so I hope to have some much more user friendly things coded soon. Ill make what you mentioned as well.

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[-]PhilGoetz16y00

I just meant that I can look at the list of Eliezer posts, and see which ones he referred to a lot, and read them.

Only, now I see I can't easily do that. I misunderstood the list. I thought it was strange that each post referenced one other post. Actually, I don't understand this at all. Can you explain how to interpret the index?

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[-][anonymous]16y00

I see quite a few with multiple outgoing links. Node 443, for instance has 5 outgoing links.

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I have created a list of Overcoming Bias posts for Robin Hanson available here. Additionally, using the links inside each posts, I have created a set of graphs (available here) such that if post A has a link to post B, then there is an arc from B to A. Enjoy! (There are also ones for Eliezer here).