Rudi C(Luna Rimar)

[Question] Do you have al­gorithms for pass­ing time pro­duc­tively with only your own mind?

[Question] What are some pod­casts that just read aloud worth­while con­tent?

[Question] How do I reach a con­clu­sion on how many eggs per week are healthy?

• Rudi C 16 Sep 2019 8:57 UTC

  2 points

  in reply to: shminux’s comment on: How do I reach a con­clu­sion on how many eggs per week are healthy?

  My HDL is 29, so I’m rather afraid of messing my lipids further.

• Rudi C 16 Sep 2019 8:58 UTC

  1 point

  in reply to: philh’s comment on: What are some pod­casts that just read aloud worth­while con­tent?

  I already use Voice Dream, and I love it! But human voice is still better quality.

[Question] What are the stud­ies and liter­a­ture on the tra­di­tional medicine the­ory of hu­morism?

[Question] What things should ev­ery­one web­search?

[Question] How to see the last up­date date of a post?

[Question] En­courage cre­at­ing repos­i­to­ries on Github in­stead of Lesswrong

[Question] What are your recom­men­da­tions on books to listen to when do­ing, e.g., chores?

• Rudi C 26 Sep 2019 15:03 UTC

  2 points

  on: Ra­tional Read­ing: Thoughts On Pri­ori­tiz­ing Books

  I rate books’ perceived potential from 0 to 10 (I actually just label anything below 7 as bad as I’ll never read those). I use Goodreads/​Amazon’s ratings/​reviews, the source I used to find the book, its Goodreads summary, and its authors to estimate its relevance to my goals, its quality in achieving its purported aim, and its relative quality in the memesphere it tries to elucidate. I use Goodreads exclusive shelves to label each book’s potential and also shelf it under what it teaches. I then browse my Goodreads’ shelves when I’m out of books. This whole approach doesn’t work very efficiently though, as I have trouble assessing books’ qualities and my own priorities.

[Question] What video games are more fa­mous in our com­mu­nity than in the gen­eral pub­lic?

[Question] What sources (i.e., blogs) of non­fic­tion book re­views do you find most use­ful?

• Rudi C 28 Nov 2019 20:42 UTC

  2 points

  in reply to: Xodarap’s comment on: Why are peo­ple so bad at dat­ing?

  I think they do; Consider The League. It’s a somewhat exclusive dating app that does provide advice on your profile. An app that has a more attractive community is itself a more attractive app.

[Question] What sub­fields of math­e­mat­ics are most use­ful for what sub­fields of AI?

[Question] What is your recom­mended statis­tics text­book for a be­gin­ner?

[Question] Is car­dio enough for longevity benefits of ex­er­cise?

[Question] How do you study a math text­book?

• Rudi C 30 Mar 2020 10:31 UTC

  1 point

  on: Would Covid19 pa­tients benefit from blood trans­fu­sions from peo­ple who have re­cov­ered?

  I asked around, and it’s being done in Iran, too.

[Question] What is the liter­a­ture on effects of vac­cines on the cen­tral ner­vous sys­tem?