Kaleem Ahmid.
Previously an Entrepreneur in Residence at EV, Community Builder at Northeastern and in Boston, a Visiting Scholar at JHU Center for Health Security, and EAGxBoston 2022 and EAGxNYC 2023 organiser.
Kaleem Ahmid.
Previously an Entrepreneur in Residence at EV, Community Builder at Northeastern and in Boston, a Visiting Scholar at JHU Center for Health Security, and EAGxBoston 2022 and EAGxNYC 2023 organiser.
so im a fool because you betrayed my trust? im a fool for holding what you say with complete sincerity? i’m not the fool, you are
(credit: https://x.com/FilledwithUrine/status/1906905867296927896)
I’m thinking of writing a longer/ more nuanced collaborative piece discussing global vs local EA community building that I touched on in a previous post.
What do you mean by “HEA”?
Here’s a squiggle AI model for the estimate
This is so cool ! I’m using it to improve the BOTECs and cost-effectiveness estimates in my research into effective zakat, and islamic FAW interventions
I think so
I would REALLY appreciate if someone quite good at math (especially distributions/graphs) could hop on (what I expect would be a short call) to help me sort out an issue I’m panicking over
EDIT: I’m no longer panicking, thank you to everyone who reached out !
Thank you !
Thanks :)
It looks and sounds like the event was a great success ! Im really happy about that :)
Could you provide some more info about the applicants and the admissions process/decisions? e.g.:
how many attendees had you planned on admitting ?
if you had more budget, would you have admitted more attendees?
were all 170 attendees of the quality that you’d have hoped for, or was there some relaxation of admission criteria passed a certain number of admissions?
were you surprised at how many applicants there were?
Do you have a sense of what the general applicant pool was like ? e.g. how many applicants were very familiar with EA vs new to EA? ; where did applicants hear about the event? ; were there any notable characteristics shared by a majority of applicants ? etc.
Haven’t read the full report but I would hazard to guess that they’re using the word long-termism to mean something quite different to what we think about when we talk about longtermism.
It’s very common for people to ask for (and receive) feedback on drafts. Search “Feedback” and you’ll find examples of how people have done that, and you should be fine
What types of requests ? Like feature updates to the forum, or seeking help from other forum users on projects ?