Douglas_Reay

Karma: 766

Douglas Reay graduated from Cambridge University (Trinity College) in 1994. He has since worked in the computing and educational sectors.

How minimal is our intelligence?

Douglas_Reay25 Nov 2012 23:34 UTC

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Examine your assumptions

Douglas_Reay30 Mar 2012 11:28 UTC

47 points

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How to deal with someone in a LessWrong meeting being creepy

Douglas_Reay9 Sep 2012 4:41 UTC

31 points

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LiveJournal Memes

Douglas_Reay18 Mar 2012 2:56 UTC

18 points

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Global Workspace Theory

Douglas_Reay5 Jun 2012 17:16 UTC

16 points

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[Book Review] “The Signal and the Noise: Why So Many Predictions Fail—But Some Don’t.”, by Nate Silver

Douglas_Reay7 Oct 2012 7:29 UTC

16 points

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What should a friendly AI do, in this situation?

Douglas_Reay8 Aug 2014 10:19 UTC

16 points

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Conformity

Douglas_Reay2 Nov 2012 19:02 UTC

14 points

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The Ape Constraint discussion meeting.

Douglas_Reay28 Nov 2013 11:22 UTC

12 points

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What is life?

Douglas_Reay1 Apr 2012 21:12 UTC

11 points

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Suggestion : make it easier to work out which tags to put on your article

Douglas_Reay18 Oct 2013 10:50 UTC

11 points

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[LINK] Intrade Shuts Down

Douglas_Reay15 Mar 2013 9:12 UTC

11 points

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Trustworthy Computing

Douglas_Reay10 Apr 2018 7:55 UTC

9 points

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Press Your Luck (3/3)

Douglas_Reay8 Mar 2018 15:59 UTC

8 points

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Naturally solved problems that are easy to verify but that would be hard to compute

Douglas_Reay29 Mar 2017 13:01 UTC

8 points

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Press Your Luck (1/3)

Douglas_Reay10 Mar 2018 3:42 UTC

8 points

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The advantage of not being open-ended

Douglas_Reay18 Mar 2018 13:50 UTC

7 points

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Why mathematics works

Douglas_Reay8 Mar 2018 18:00 UTC

7 points

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Press Your Luck (2/3)

Douglas_Reay8 Mar 2018 15:58 UTC

7 points

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Optimum number of single points of failure

Douglas_Reay14 Mar 2018 13:30 UTC

7 points

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