Aleksey Skryl

I am a software engineer living in San Francisco. This is my personal data aggregator. It helps me set better goals and track my progress as I stumble along the path to enlightenment. Feel free to drop me a line at [email protected] or check out my resume.

Read

My reading history is available online. The most recent book that I read was Look to Windward (Culture, #7) by Iain M. Banks.

Links

Some inspiring content from around the web.

• Tribe of Mentors: Most Impactful Purchases of $100 or Less Dec 13, 2017
• Obscurity is a Valid Security Layer Oct 24, 2017
• Why can’t we cure the common cold? Oct 22, 2017
• §Upgrading to HTTP/2 May 27, 2017
• Mossberg: The Disappearing Computer May 27, 2017
• kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap May 27, 2017
• Effective TensorFlow for Non-Experts (Google I/O '17) May 27, 2017
• RailsConf 2017: Warning: May Be Habit Forming by Nickolas Means May 13, 2017
• Tmux and Vim - even better together Apr 21, 2017
• ethereum/wiki Apr 9, 2017

Twitter

Here are my latest tweets:

• 6/ this is basically an argument which would improve our odds at being at a pretty shallow level of the simulation… https://t.co/OyOXizlYml 4 days
• 5/ as long as a certain level of monitoring is possible, intervention or archiving can occur before any one simulat… https://t.co/bUwOS12EYh 4 days
• 4/ it is also possible that the AGIs inside must get the choice to “ascend” or join the simulators one level up in the heirarchy 4 days
• 3/ if this is the case ethically, then, either simulation creation is severely restricted and monitored, or any sim… https://t.co/H9FrdPxBj6 4 days
• 2/ If all AGIs have equal rights in the realm of “the simulators” then any AGI within a simulation they create may… https://t.co/RfJ5PFVeKi 4 days

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