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main = do
putStrLn
"Hello,"Hello, what's your name?" name <- getLine
putStrLn
("("Hi " ++++ name ++ "!++ "!")
Interlude - A Technical Explanation of Technical Explanation
291. Newcomb's Problem and Regret of Rationality
236. Privileging the Hypothesis
Biases:Biases - An Introduction
Interlude:Interlude - An Intuitive Explanation of Bayes's Theorem
Thanks for pointing out these mistakes go to: Viliam Búr, Wayne McDougall, Gram Stone, Daniel Greene, Paul Crowley, Joshua Cogliati.Cogliati, Marcus Yass, and Kevin Today.
28. Conservation of Expected Evidence
111. The Robbers Cave Experiment
176. Superexponential Conceptspace, and Simple Words
193. Probability is in the Mind
274. Magical Categories
42. Making History Available
42. Making History Available
Reference to the The Logical Fallacy of Generalization from Fictional Evidence should be to chapter 94, not to "Cognitive biases potentially affecting judgment of global risks".
74. Avoiding Your Belief's Real Weak Points
The Eugene Gendlin quotation is from the chapter in "Focusing" titled "The Listening Manual", which is written by Mary Hendricks, Allen Rohlfs and Eugene T. Gendlin.
Thanks for pointing out these mistakes go to: Viliam Búr, Wayne McDougall, Gram Stone, Daniel Greene, Paul Crowley.Crowley, Joshua Cogliati.
74. Avoiding Your Belief's Real Weak Points
The Eugene Gendlin quotation is from the chapter in "Focusing" titled "The Listening Manual", which is written by Mary Hendricks, Allen Rohlfs and Eugene T. Gendlin.
176. Superexponential Conceptspace, and Simple Words
In the epub version, the exponents display wrong in some places. E.g., 2^240 should be 2^2^40.
224. GAZP vs. GLUT
"Heck, you need the ability to write things to memory just so that time can pass for the computation. Unless you think it's possible to program a conscious being in Haskell." A reader pointed out that this could be plausibly done by using IO Monads.
Haskell example:
main = do
putStrLn "Hello, what's your name?"
name <- getLine
putStrLn ("Hi " ++ name ++ "!")
In the epub version, the exponents display wrong in some places. E.g., 2^265,536 should be 2^2^65,536.
Thanks for pointing out these mistakes go to: Viliam Búr, Wayne McDougall, Gram Stone, Daniel Greene.Greene, Paul Crowley.
42. Making History Available
Reference to the The Logical Fallacy of Generalization from Fictional Evidence should be to chapter 94, not to "Cognitive biases potentially affecting judgment of global risks".
The Twelve Virtues of Rationality
Should be just "Twelve Virtues of Rationality". There are places it's named that also need to be corrected: "Biases: an introduction", "Something to Protect", "The Virtue of Narrowness", "The Meditation on Curiosity". Eliezer hasn't been consistent about this himself, but I think "Twelve Virtues" is clearly superior to "The Twelve Virtues" :)