Has someone bothered moving the content on Arbital into a format where it is (more easily) accessible? By now I figured out that and where you can see all math and ai-alignment related content, but I only found that by accident, when Arbitals main page actually managed to load not like the other 5 times I clicked on its icon. I had already assumed it was nonexistent, but it’s just slow as hell.
Has someone bothered moving the content on Arbital into a format where it is (more easily) accessible? By now I figured out that and where you can see all math and ai-alignment related content, but I only found that by accident, when Arbitals main page actually managed to load not like the other 5 times I clicked on its icon. I had already assumed it was nonexistent, but it’s just slow as hell.
It mostly works lately (after a months/years period of mostly not working), but the greaterwrong viewer seems more reliable.
Thanks! This looks like the solution I was looking for!
For all Arbital content, there is the Arbital scrape index. Most (all?) of that material has been incorporated into Lesswrong’s concept pages.
Would this not be better as a Question post?