haraldurt

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by haraldurt 6y ago
The percentages aren't quite additive like that. Say Epic gets $1 per sale, and the consumer pays $1.3 with the 30% Apple cut. A discount of ~23% (1/1.3) gets the sale price back down to $1. Include chargebacks and such for the mi
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by haraldurt 8y ago
Is it preferred to release two bad actors or to release two good actors? Being in prison is a punishment, but it is also rehabilitation (ideally).
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by haraldurt 9y ago
There have been some fascinating steps taken towards that direction, e.g. [0] and its related work. There they take the approach of transferring input images back and forth domains (think, a street imaged in summer transferred to its winter
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by haraldurt 9y ago
Augmenting your training dataset with adversarial examples is known as adversarial training, see e.g. [0] for a recent overview with empirical results. This seems to be a good first step in defending against such attacks, though the most na
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by haraldurt 9y ago
The first plot of "Activation 0" appears to actually be the random input, if it corresponds to hs[0] in the code. The rest of the activation plots seem to all be strictly non-negative. The other plots with negative values are of g
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by haraldurt 9y ago
Per Wikipedia, Hans Jonatan worked in Djúpivogur and lived in Borgargarður (which I believe is/was a farm or homestead located in the former) in the East Fjords of Iceland. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Jonata
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by haraldurt 9y ago
Not necessarily. Adversarial examples have been shown to, for instance, be transferable across different networks with different hyperparameters (e.g., number of layers) trained on disjoint subsets of a training set [0, section 4.2]. There
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by haraldurt 9y ago
In one sense, no. You can guarantee privacy of any given input (or any subset of k inputs) by applying transfer learning of an ensemble of models trained on subsets of the training data [0][1]. This is useful if, for instance, you train on
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by haraldurt 10y ago
This exchange also included in the linked New Yorker post: >Over the decades, Dylan and Cohen saw each other from time to time. In the early eighties, Cohen went to see Dylan perform in Paris, and the next morning in a café they talked a
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by haraldurt 10y ago
Iceland became independent in 1945[0]; in 1918 Iceland became a sovereign state under the rulership of the Danish king[1]. The Independence Party is center-right (very conservative for Iceland) and was formed in 1929 advocating for full ind
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by haraldurt 11y ago
There's a start up named Affectiva which does exactly that. Emotion measurement from video which is used for, among other things, targeting ads and marketing campaigns. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affectiva
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by haraldurt 11y ago
>The average distance between any two of Facebook’s 1.5 billion users is 4.74 edges. Sorry Kevin. With 1.5 billion users the whole graph can be explored within 5 hops. Nitpicking here, but that does not follow. Starting from a random use