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tirsdag 13. november 2018

Maskinlæring

I den grad jeg er engstelig for Skynet hjelper det ikke å lese slike ting:

Genetic algorithms for image classification evolves timing attack to infer image labels based on hard drive storage location.

Genetic debugging algorithm GenProg, evaluated by comparing the program's output to target output stored in text files, learns to delete the target output files and get the program to output nothing. Evaluation metric: “compare youroutput.txt to trustedoutput.txt”. Solution: “delete trusted-output.txt, output nothing”.

Game-playing agent accrues points by falsely inserting its name as the author of high-value items.

Funnet her.

Hvis du sjekker hele oversikten så er det noen morsomme der også: "Creatures bred for speed grow really tall and generate high velocities by falling over".

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mandag 3. september 2018

torsdag 22. mars 2018

Fire av Saturns måner

Titan og Dione nede, Prometheus under ringene og Telesto (bitteliten prikk godt over ringene).

Funnet her.

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torsdag 15. mars 2018

Einstein/Hawking - sosialister

Einstein var kommunist - Why Socialism?

Stephen Hawking var en fullautomatisert luksuskommunist?

Hva er så det? Sjekk her.

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tirsdag 19. september 2017

Atombombesprengning

Tatt ett tusendels sekund etter detonasjon.

Funnet her.
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mandag 11. september 2017

onsdag 5. juli 2017

torsdag 29. juni 2017

mandag 26. juni 2017

fredag 21. april 2017

Hyperion

En av Saturns måner, og den første urunde månen som ble oppdaget.

Bilde funnet her.
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mandag 13. februar 2017

"A lot of people -- Joseph Stiglitz, Paul Krugman, Mark Blyth and Yanis Varoufakis, to name some prominent names -- have written that austerity does not work, especially in the middle of an economic downturn (as it was practised in many developing countries under the World Bank-IMF Structural Adjustment Programs in the 1980s and the 1990s and more recently in Greece, Spain and other Eurozone countries).

Many of those who push for austerity do so because they genuinely (albeit mistakenly) believe that it works, but those who are smart enough to know that it doesn't still would use it because it is a very good way of shrinking the state (and thus giving more power to the corporate sector, including the foreign one) and changing the nature of state activities into a pro-corporate one (e.g., it is almost always welfare spending that goes first).

In other words, austerity is a very good way of pushing through a regressive political agenda without appearing to do so. You say you are cutting spending because you have to balance the books and put the house in order, when you are actually launching an attack on the working class and the poor."

Mer her.
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