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Title (URL linked)Publication dateAuthorPublisherAffected donorsAffected doneesAffected influencersDocument scopeCause areaNotes
The LessWrong Team is now Lightcone Infrastructure, come work with us! (GW, IR)2021-09-30Oliver Habryka LessWrong Lightcone Infrastructure Status changeEpistemic institutionsThe LessWrong team announces a name change to Lightcone Infrastructure; the LessWrong website will continue to be called LessWrong. The renaming of the team reflects a wider scope than just work related to the LessWrong website, "Lightcone" refers to the light cone of humanity which essentially reflects the portion of spacetime that we can influence.
Long Term Future Fund and EA Meta Fund applications open until June 28th (GW, IR)2019-06-10Oliver Habryka Effective Altruism ForumEffective Altruism Funds: Effective Altruism Infrastructure Fund Effective Altruism Funds: Long-Term Future Fund Request for proposalsAI safety|Global catastrophic risks|Effective altruismThe blog post announces that two of the funds under Effective Altruism Funds, namely the Long-Term Future Fund and the EA Meta Fund, are open for rolling applications. The application window for the current round ends on June 28. Response time windows will be 3-4 months (i.e., after the end of the corresponding application cycle). In rare cases, grants may be made out-of-cycle. Grant amounts must be at least $10,000, and will generally be under $100,000. The blog post gives guidelines on the kinds of applications that each fund will accept
Thoughts on the EA Hotel (GW, IR)2019-04-25Oliver Habryka Effective Altruism ForumEffective Altruism Funds: Long-Term Future Fund Centre for Enabling EA Learning & Research Evaluator review of doneeEffective altruism/housingWith permission from Greg Colbourn of the EA Hotel, Habryka publicly posts the feedback he sent to the EA Hotel, who was rejected from the April 2019 funding round by the Long Term Future Fund. Habryka first lists three reasons he is excited about the Hotel: (a) Providing a safety net, (b) Acting on historical interest, (c) Building high-dedication cultures. He articulates three concrete models of concerns: (1) Initial overeagerness to publicize the EA Hotel (a point he now believes is mostly false, based on Greg Colbourn's response), (2) Significant chance of the EA Hotel culture becoming actively harmful for residents, (3) No good candidate to take charge of long-term logistics of running the hotel. Habryka concludes by saying he thinks all his concerns can be overcome. At the moment, he thinks the hotel should be funded for the next year, but is unsure of whether they should be given money to buy the hotel next door. The comment replies include one by Greg Colbourn, giving his backstory on the media attention (re: (1)) and discussing the situation with (2) and (3). There are also other replies, including one from casebash, who stayed at the hotel for a significant time
Major Donation: Long Term Future Fund Application Extended 1 Week (GW, IR)2019-02-16Oliver Habryka Effective Altruism ForumEffective Altruism Funds: Long-Term Future Fund Effective Altruism Funds: Long-Term Future Fund Request for proposalsAI safety|Global catastrophic risksThe blog post announces that the EA Long-Term Future Fund has received a large donation, which doubles the amount of money available for granting to ~$1.2 million. It extends the deadline for applications at at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeDTbCDbnIN11vcgHM3DKq6M0cZ3itAy5GIPK17uvTXcz8ZFA/viewform?usp=sf_link by 1 week, to 2019-02-24 midnight PST. The application form was previously announced at https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/oFeGLaJ5bZBBRbjC9/ea-funds-long-term-future-fund-is-open-to-applications-until (GW, IR) and supposed to be open till 2019-02-07 for the February 2019 round of grants. Cross-posted to LessWrong at https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/ZKsSuxHWNGiXJBJ9Z/major-donation-long-term-future-fund-application-extended-1 (GW, IR)
EA Funds: Long-Term Future fund is open to applications until Feb. 7th (GW, IR)2019-01-17Oliver Habryka Effective Altruism ForumEffective Altruism Funds: Long-Term Future Fund Request for proposalsAI safety|Global catastrophic risksCross-posted to LessWrong at https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/dvGE8JSeFHtmHC6Gb/ea-funds-long-term-future-fund-is-open-to-applications-until (GW, IR) The post seeks proposals for the Long-Term Future Fund. Proposals must be submitted by 2019-02-07 at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeDTbCDbnIN11vcgHM3DKq6M0cZ3itAy5GIPK17uvTXcz8ZFA/viewform?usp=sf_link to be considered for the round of grants being announced mid-February. From the application, excerpted in the post: "We are particularly interested in small teams and individuals that are trying to get projects off the ground, or that need less money than existing grant-making institutions are likely to give out (i.e. less than ~$100k, but more than $10k). Here are a few examples of project types that we're open to funding an individual or group for (note that this list is not exhaustive)"
EA Funds: Long-Term Future fund is open to applications until November 24th (this Saturday) (GW, IR)2018-11-20Oliver Habryka Effective Altruism ForumEffective Altruism Funds: Long-Term Future Fund Request for proposalsAI safety|Global catastrophic risksThe post seeks proposals for the CEA Long-Term Future Fund. Proposals must be submitted by 2018-11-24 at https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf46ZTOIlv6puMxkEGm6G1FADe5w5fCO3ro-RK6xFJWt7SfaQ/viewform in order to be considered for the round of grants to be announced by the end of November 2018
LW 2.0 Strategic Overview (GW, IR)2017-09-14Oliver Habryka LessWrongCentre for Effective Altruism Effective Altruism Grants Eric Rogstad Lightcone Infrastructure Miscellaneous commentaryEpistemic institutionsHabryka describes his plans for LessWrong 2.0 as its primary developer.
Welcome to Lesswrong 2.0 (GW, IR)2017-06-18Oliver Habryka LessWrong Lightcone Infrastructure LaunchEpistemic institutionsPost outlines thinking for LessWrong 2.0, covering in part changes to the codebase, moderation, discourse norms.

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