I keep wondering if there’s some way to increase this, even. E.g. an opt-in context-specific LLM suggestion engine, which looks at what you’re writing and suggests related historical LW content.
LW regularly surfaces years-old posts in my “For You” feed, most of which I haven’t read, with a surprisingly high hit rate of “I’d like to check this out”, e.g. ten seconds of scrolling down shows John Wentworth’s 7 year old The Missing Math of Map-Making, a few more seconds of scrolling shows DirectedEvolution’s 5 year old Build Your Number Sense, etc. Kudos to the LW team and I wish other forums did this.
I’d really like a button I can push to tell the site “remind me of this post in N months/years, when [I’ll be able to ask OP about how it went]/[it’ll be obvious whether this post was right]/[I’ll be able to ask OP if they still believe what they said]”.
( . . . also the Annual Review arguably kind of covers some of this?)
I keep wondering if there’s some way to increase this, even. E.g. an opt-in context-specific LLM suggestion engine, which looks at what you’re writing and suggests related historical LW content.
LW regularly surfaces years-old posts in my “For You” feed, most of which I haven’t read, with a surprisingly high hit rate of “I’d like to check this out”, e.g. ten seconds of scrolling down shows John Wentworth’s 7 year old The Missing Math of Map-Making, a few more seconds of scrolling shows DirectedEvolution’s 5 year old Build Your Number Sense, etc. Kudos to the LW team and I wish other forums did this.
I’d really like a button I can push to tell the site “remind me of this post in N months/years, when [I’ll be able to ask OP about how it went]/[it’ll be obvious whether this post was right]/[I’ll be able to ask OP if they still believe what they said]”.
( . . . also the Annual Review arguably kind of covers some of this?)
There’s the !remindme bot for reddit, I imagine LW could implement something similar.