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by TTPrograms 10y ago
FYI, @OpenAI: "At OpenAI, we think adversarial examples are a good aspect of security to work on because they represent a concrete problem in AI safety that can be addressed in the short term." https://openai.com/b
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
"So what features are those networks actually learning? What are thy looking for? They can not be much like features used by humans because the features used by humans are robust against such adversarial noise." There are two issu
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
"Adversarial examples are just one way to prove that deep learning fail at generalization" Do you know what proof is? Adversarial examples demonstrate that there is one esoteric failure mode of current deep learning models, one th
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
A fully homomorphic encryption system would work, but I don't think we're there yet.
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
The attitude that "deep learning solves everything and we shouldn't bother with other techniques" is primarily one of laziness. There are many types of problems out there that call for many different types of approaches, but
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
>> 4. Large companies solving the primary hardware problems: headset and input innovation plus distribution. I think this might be too expensive for startups to tackle. Translation: Because startups are for software and if your idea i
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
I'm not an expert on fighter thermal signatures, but this sort of looks like the rear output of two engines followed by usage of the afterburners maybe? http://i51.tinypic.com/20fs0pf.jpg It may correspond to known air
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
It's faulting one theory for making up terms to fit one source of data and then those same terms failing on 6+ other experiments. Dark matter's predictions are consistent across totally different experiments with fewer sets of par
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
Savings is a measure of wealth, not income...
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
The literature generally supports that alcohol is moderately less addictive than opioids (see the previously mentioned chart: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Substance_abuse ). In addition, methamphetamine, hallucinogens
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
That position is at least self-consistent :)
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
If you're arguing against the legalization of drugs you always have to follow with "But alcohol is ok because...". I didn't see that point in your argument.
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
And even heroin as a drug causes less physical harm in principle than stated - proper administration primarily results in constipation and very rarely organ damage. The primary danger come from improper intravenous drug use along with varia
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
Yeah, this is going to be a nightmare for non-technical consumers. It's almost shockingly bad.
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
2011 all over again, I guess.
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
DJing is interesting because, while people who listen to DJs would not notice any difference in this approach, people who are familiar with mixing or are DJs would say strictly that this is not DJing. This is in contrast with, say, playing
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
The AIs generating the click-bait ads and pages were just confused by the false feedback metrics they were seeing.
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
It's reassuring that policy can change due to voter interest in spite of the resistance of career politicians - it demonstrates that American democracy has yet to fail absolutely. Perhaps the focus of people interested in new policies
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
I don't think these are contradictory statements.
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
The author is implying that the rationality of voting for Trump was, for his supporters, strongly dependent on the subtleties of their perception of the distributions of outcomes for electing each candidate. An alternative would be that Tru
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
Yeah, it probably didn't have much to do with the economically left-behind working class that constitutes the majority of the country and wasn't appealed to at all by the Democratic campaign.
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
I enjoy PCB design too - through it results in me spending an inordinate amount of time tweaking trace placement and ground planes for mostly aesthetic purposes :)
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
I think at those power levels you start vaporizing significant amounts of metal - the walls were heating up a fair bit at current power levels. You might be able to plate to increase reflectivity at GHz (gold, maybe something else is better
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
I think superoscillation is a better description of the phenomena in E&M/optics.
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
MA appears about to as well.
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
50% is a massive correlation, as far as typical hereditary causes go.
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
Wow at the color picker. Funny that chrome seems to use my windows system color picker.
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
Note the hack was in 2012. Hopefully most people have rotated passwords by now.
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
They include among their exceptions to that rule "looks like a typo".
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by TTPrograms 10y ago
I'm not quite sure they have enough paper for numbers with infinite boolean expansions.

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