Let’s use this meetup for group debugging, where we share the current problems and blockers in our lives, and see who can help with them. If there are enough people, we can break into group tables by topic. See also https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/NiCDyzK85hF8GLp4d/group-debugging-guidelines-and-thoughts I will not personally make it this time because of other obligations, but please […]

There will be no regular cafe meetup this week due to the Petrov Day celebration in the evening. Be sure to see the event page for it and RSVP. And get that potluck/carpooling spreadsheet complete!

Let’s talk about this ahead of the upcoming “ACX Meetups Everywhere” meetup. How should we explain this stuff to people who’ve never heard of it? How can we do so accurately but also briefly? Or, should we not attempt to explain it at all? How do we want it to be perceived by others? (Does

It’s been too long! We’ll practice our coordination-without-communication by playing the Schelling Game. We take turns announcing a category, then everyone else picks a member of that category, trying to pick the same thing as everyone else (Examples: restaurant -> McDonald’s, river -> Colorado). You get a point for every time you pick the most

As our annual tradition, we will be doing a Petrov Day ceremony and Party on Saturday, September 24th. Please see the announcement on LessWrong.

As part of our efforts to become more effective at winning, let’s use this Saturday to publicly commit to goals in our lives. Public pre-commitment is a valuable tool in ensuring that you follow through. So come prepared to share what’s going on in your life and what goals you want to accomplish. We’ll check

Time once again to share your favorite rationality-themed articles or rationality-adjacent media. What are the others missing out on? What would be worth a read or listen? Share your recommendations! *** The meetup is at Central Market, 4001 N. Lamar, in the cafe area. Look for the LW and SSC signs. People start arriving at