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Paper Skygest Team @paper-feed.bsky.social · 19/08/2025

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Attie @attie.ai · 07/08/2026

We asked Attie for a feed of things going right: science wins, communities pulling things off, quiet progress that never trends. Your daily scroll could use this. Follow here → bsky.app/profile/attie.ai/feed/things-going-right Want Attie building feeds for you? attie.ai

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Zvi Mowshowitz @thezvi.bsky.social · 07/08/2026

Like this post if you would substantially benefit from me cross-posting my blog posts here on BlueSky. (With the understanding that I would by default not be otherwise posting here, including not responding to comments)

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neudenk @neudenk.xyz · 04/08/2026

The science kinda fizzled out in the last five years, though. Next-gen BCIs may lead to an interesting resurgence soon!

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neudenk @neudenk.xyz · 03/08/2026

Sounds really interesting, is there a human-written, distilled, accessible/introductory FAQ or explainer somewhere about the core of what civicAI is doing? Ideally Scott Alexander style FAQ?

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neudenk @neudenk.xyz · 30/07/2026

Reason #867 why Anna‘s archive is so important

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neudenk @neudenk.xyz · 28/07/2026

Never experienced a corporate chat bot that was anywhere as smart as a human.. not sure what dumb models they usually use or why, but usually no situational awareness, no tools to help in any useful way, no intelligence to understand exceptions or edge cases or individual problems etc etc

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neudenk @neudenk.xyz · 28/07/2026

i actually wrote about this here: www.neudenk.xyz/why-the-industrial-revolution-was-special-part-1

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neudenk @neudenk.xyz · 28/07/2026

The key question is imo whether the AI revolution will end up being as clearly positive for ordinary people as the Industrial Revolution or not, which is uncertain! There‘s no law of nature that technology always benefits ordinary humans, but arguably there is a strong historical prior for it!

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neudenk @neudenk.xyz · 28/07/2026

It seems quite clear that the Luddites were acting rationally and in their valid self-interest, the fact they‘re seen as foolish today is just that the Industrial Revolution unexpectedly and luckily led to amazing ordinary people abundance decades later.

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neudenk @neudenk.xyz · 25/07/2026

Cool will do that! Initial appeal to join was: - non-engagement-/outrage-maxxing, and non-manipulative incentives - choose your own feed and optimize for your value - open-data and open-protocol so can‘t be corporate/strongman captured and offers huge design space for epistemics/coordination tools

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neudenk @neudenk.xyz · 25/07/2026

> We now live in a world where a movie statistics website is worth hacking because prediction markets empower anyone to turn almost any data into money. Hacking websites is something anyone can do with a cheap AI subscription.

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neudenk @neudenk.xyz · 25/07/2026

You could initially only look at economic incentives (would a policy make them richer/poorer) and certain psychological values (would a policy make them/loved ones safer/freer/happier) for simplicity, and control for other more complex values.

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neudenk @neudenk.xyz · 25/07/2026

@nunosempere.com could you post sentinel posts here? Or are you cool with me making a RSS feed xposter?

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neudenk @neudenk.xyz · 24/07/2026

Yes!! I think the abundance of code has made the new bottleneck „knowing what you want and should want“.

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neudenk @neudenk.xyz · 24/07/2026

My take is that this is Claude having bad taste, i.e.: „lack of context, attunement, coherence, intuition in successfully acting aligned with a project‘s set of goals, requirements and constraints“. I have the intuition that fully solving this is AGI-complete.

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Dustin Moskovitz @moskov.goodventures.org · 24/07/2026

As the war drags on, I keep wondering about the "demand destruction" that must come from the hole in the world's oil supply. Are people driving less? Taking less trips? What I see: the pain is not evenly distributed. Some countries basically forced themselves into recession right away in March. 1/5

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With supply trapped and buffers draining, demand did most of the balancing — but "demand destruction" is three different mechanisms wearing one label. Price-elastic industry went first and biggest: petrochemical crackers idle on a spreadsheet, and LPG/ethane + naphtha are about half the 2026 downgrade. The poor got rationed by absence, not price: four-day work weeks in Pakistan, Sri Lanka and the Philippines, QR-coded fuel, one LPG cylinder per 25 days in India — quantity rationing where cargoes simply didn't exist. Rich-world drivers barely flinched: US gasoline fell just 3% at $3.91/gal, and only a quarter of global road-fuel demand even sees full market prices. The war took ~1.4 mb/d off 2026 demand versus the pre-war path — and the annual number hides the cliff: realized Q2 deliveries fell 4.8 mb/d y/y (the sharpest since Covid), triple what was first forecast, with May bottoming at 97.9 mb/d.

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neudenk @neudenk.xyz · 24/07/2026

High quality content, excited for part three and where these ideas lead you in regards to collective systems alignment!

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neudenk @neudenk.xyz · 24/07/2026

Lol i didn‘t mean the object level phrase but the fact that the open-data nature of AT opens up this huge design space allowing you to do something like that meme extraction analysis!! so cool

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neudenk @neudenk.xyz · 24/07/2026

this is amazing AT protocol will flourish and win

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neudenk @neudenk.xyz · 24/07/2026

thank you, that is so cool!