Ege Erdil

So just seek out people that have similar views and you're able to have very high bandwidth conversations with and seemingly make progress on these topics.

And I think that's just pretty useful.

But how exactly?

Should they DM you?

Yeah, sure.

And set up signal chats with your friends or whatever.

Provided your, like, thoughts are interesting and so on.

But there probably are.

Even AI models don't prioritize that heavily.

They read Reddit mostly or like a large part of their corpus.

I think that's useful.

I also just think it's useful to read Twitter.

I think we were having this conversation about people often say that they should like they're spending too much time reading Twitter and they

which they spend more time reading archive.

But actually, like the amount of information per unit time you get reading Twitter is often just much higher.

And it's just much more productive for them to read Twitter.

I think there are key pieces of literature that are kind of important.

And

I think it's useful to figure out what people who have spent a lot of time thinking about this find important in their worldview.

So, you know, in AI, this might be, you know, key papers like, I don't know, like the Andy Jones paper about scaling loss for inference is like a big thing.