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The region of Waterloo Ontario is known for being exceptionally, improbably, good at cultivating entrepreneurial and technical talent.

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an edited transcript of a conversation on the last day of inkhaven.

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[unfinished as of yet — do not read until this tag is removed for full effect]

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Pressure cookers are consistently faster for cooking rice than standard rice cookers. Why is their adoption so uneven?

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a practical problem with Christiano's defense of that democracy's value isn't just practical

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[written quickly as a part of inkhaven — draft notes]

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Ideal theory is useless. There might be one big exception.

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A lot has happened in the past two months in Canadian AI.

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Alberta is approaching compute the way it did oil. This sets us up to repeat the politics of the past.

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Quebec's prospects for hosting and powering datacentres are more limited than they might seem.

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the track record is mixed, n=1, but it seems reasonable to aim for model access even if race dynamics heat up

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[Note: this piece is an update on my newsletter, and is quite different from the rest of the writing on my blog.]

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Canada has an abundance of clean energy. It's AI infrastructure build-out will be powered by natural gas.

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Population ethics offers no right answer, but maybe we can make one up

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the whole project failed and thank God for that

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Thinking on Canadian AI sovereignty is getting better, but it’s still missing the full picture.

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The region of Waterloo Ontario is known for being exceptionally, improbably, good at cultivating entrepreneurial and technical talent.

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