so.. uh... how do i remove a tag if i accidentally applied it? don't know if I'm the first one it happens to, but surely not the last :)
Awesome feature btw, a few tag suggestions:
Coordination
Projects (To see either project ideas, personal projects people work on / shared, and projects looking for collaborators)
Tools
group rationality
communication / Interpersonal communication
Soft skills
Software
Thank you, much appreciated
Hey, just seen this.
Sure, i would love to have a chat if you want. I'll DM you my Email and my Discord, feel free to contact me :)
Interesting. i don't use Facebook so i won't participate/follow the group, but this is a subject i'm still interested in and thinking on, so i would appreciate if you would inform of any major things that stem from there :)
Yes, that's the spirit i was trying to convey, thanks for clarifying it
I can't find any reference for the saying at the beginning. Can someone help?
I love this feature! really the one i probably lacked most on lesswrong. all the features you're considering sound good to me.
Even without finding the exact person who's sick, this can go along very well with community based approaches (as described here for example), where you try to find communities that have infections and isolate them from other communities to stop the spread from getting everywhere. its especially helpful when you have a large scarcity of tests.
I think an answer is mainly how "fat" the tail is, which you addressed.
i am wondering though, how much of the risks to animals in animal trials apply to humans. not because of difference in biology, but whether we can know how much we don't know about a vaccine before we give it, and only give the least uncertain to humans (cause i assume we're being less careful on animals). i guess we can't know much and my prior on testing vaccines was "dangerous on average, with really fat tail"
Oh so that's why it vanished so fast! i downvoted it after applying it to make sure it doesn't go above anything else.
My tools suggestion was about actual tools, not techniques, could be online tools software, physical tools. anything that's both a tool and relevant to lesswrong