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This is the website of Gwern Branwen. I write about AI, psychology, & statistics. I am best known for my writings about DL scaling, poetry & anime neural networks, darknet markets & Bitcoin, blinded self-experiments, and dual n-back & spaced repetition.
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Newest
Popular
Notable
Statistics
Meta-Science
Decision Theory
Order Statistics
Crypto/Bitcoin
Dark Net Markets
AI: Safety
Generative AI: Image
Generative AI: Fiction
Deep Learning
Computer Science
Haskell
Cognition
Psychology
Behavior Genetics
Economics
Economics: Tech
Domestic Cats
Practical
Design
QS: Sleep
QS
Politics
Epistemology
Ethics
Philosophy
Literary Criticism
Anime
Fiction: Prose
Fiction: Verse
Docs
Docs: Science
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Radiance (Carter Scholz)
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“You And Your Research” (Hamming)
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“Sanity & Survival” (Hofstadter)
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“Climb Mount Improbable” (Dawkins)
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“The Sword Of Achilles” (Asimov)
Docs: Crypto
Docs: NGE
Docs: Anime
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“Otaku Talk” (Okada et al)