Choco31415

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by Choco31415 8y ago
Yes, there have been some enforcements already: [0] https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/first-gdpr-sa... The Flirty chat app is fined for leaking 808,000 emails to the tune of 20,000 EUR. [1] https:&#x
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by Choco31415 8y ago
The relevant time stamps 4:39-5:02. Former CIA Chief: "Changing the way that you walk requires some amendment to what you're doing. You're going to need a physical apparatus to make you walk differently. You can't possib
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Ohio LinuxFest 2018 Videos(youtube.com)
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Genetic Algorithms in Plain English (2004)(ai-junkie.com)
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AI and How It Relates to Cybersecurity(muffintech.org)
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by Choco31415 9y ago
WolfSSL has a short write up on the changes: https://www.wolfssl.com/differences-between-tls-1-2-and-tls-...
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by Choco31415 9y ago
We already have the mating part with NeatAI. Link: http://nn.cs.utexas.edu/downloads/papers/stanley.ec02.pdf Essentially it's a neural network which is represented by a series of genes. Genetically, new genes
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by Choco31415 9y ago
The author addresses that point in the introduction: “As an example in the latest Hacker News' Who is Hiring thread, there are a bunch of different job ads asking for a Github profile as part of the job application. ... While both of t
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by Choco31415 9y ago
For me, the page isn’t loading. Here’s a Google cache of it: Text-only cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:maxiNwj... Edit: The full-version cache is broken for me as well!
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by Choco31415 9y ago
There is one mention here: “Following the ban, many of the users moved to the /deepfakes/ board on 8chan[18] and the /v/DeepFakes community on Voat.[17]” [0] [0] - http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/cultu
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by Choco31415 9y ago
10+ years ago we started getting the technologies for facial land mark detection, and now we have facial swapping. Currently we have the beginnings of good full-body pose derection, and I imagine soon we’ll eventually have full body swappin
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by Choco31415 9y ago
I've taken the CNN and RNN (parts 4 and 5) classes of his new DL specialization, and they both area about as rigorous as you wanted. I do have to give a warning though that the last class starts so see some confusing mistakes in the HW
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by Choco31415 9y ago
That is a slight problem. Disambiguates start to dive into higher contextual meaning where we need to look at nearby words. This means there are likely some word vectors whose meanings are "muddled", per se. Although, I suppose if
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by Choco31415 9y ago
There seems to be some interest in learning what word vectors are, so I'll give a basic overview here, then tie it into the research. "One of the challenges for Natural Language Processing (NLP) systems is the question of how to r
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by Choco31415 9y ago
To help with intuition, here are a few example word vectors that we might encounter: "fruit": {food: 0.99, gender: -0.05, size: 0.2} "king": {food: -0.9, gender: 0.92, size: 0.56} Building off of what v1n337 stated, thou
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by Choco31415 9y ago
Correct, and so are Samsung and Qualcomm CPU’s, according to the original paper: https://spectreattack.com/spectre.pdf
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by Choco31415 9y ago
Performance is chopped 5-30%, with newer CPU's with PCID being affected less significantly. [0] BoorishBears is possibly pointing out that 30% is a worst case. [0]: https://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&ite
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Directory of Pretrained AI(muffintech.org)
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by Choco31415 9y ago
Here you go: http://www.muffintech.org/blog/id/7/
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by Choco31415 9y ago
I’ll see if I can’t make a directory of various pretrained networks and collections. Expect a new reply in ~2 days.
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by Choco31415 9y ago
It seems yes. From the website: What is this site? Part social experiment, part desperate attempt to pay for grad school. My dream school will likely cost around $100,000. I have set a goal of mining 1,000 Monero (with your help!) to cover
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by Choco31415 9y ago
Yes. As described, all that’s needed is a way to imagine all possible moves from a game state, and check if a game state corresponds with win/tie/loss. That is possible in Tic-Tac-Toe, Chess, and Go.
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by Choco31415 9y ago
Any AI discussions in general, or something more specific? This sounds like a fun idea that’s worth trying.
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by Choco31415 9y ago
See m3kw9’s comment. Responses include explanations for some of the terminology.
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by Choco31415 9y ago
This is my first time filming a major conference. My prior experience is competitive eSports streaming, so LinuxFest was somewhat of a jump. Looking forwards to 2018, most/all issues should be ironed out. More info is in my blog post:
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Ohio LinuxFest – Talk Videos(youtube.com)
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by Choco31415 9y ago
This is somewhat practical for neural networks. For example, instead of minimizing the loss function, why not tweak the input to maximize a neuron’s activation? Or with a CNN, maximize the sum of a kernel’s channel? This would tell us what
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by Choco31415 9y ago
It makes me wonder, what if the chat bot were able to browse for information, in addition to using table look-ups or supervised training? This would allow the bot to be flexible in unfamiliar situations, or ones where the company policy has
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by Choco31415 9y ago
That's correct. In some situations, it's enough to prove an equation is Lipschitz-continuous on a range. Example, y=x^2 is lipschitz continuous on x=[0,1].
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by Choco31415 9y ago
Google originally used Torch7 as their ML library, but shifted to use TensorFlow in April 2016. TensorFlow is written by Google itself. AlphaGo itself uses a method that combines Monte Carlo tree search with value and policy NN. All NN used

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