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Key word: > during I've been paid far more for software than I have for music in the last 10+ years. Spent about equal time/effort on each. ROI is better with software (I can afford more …

So these people just woke up one day and knew exactly how to make music?

There's more shit to wade through. I really miss the days when Youtube's "related videos" were seemingly based on a graph data model -- populated like: other people that watched …

tl;dr: Spotify performance royalties paid by PROs used to be fairer than other revenue streams, until independent labels + artists got screwed over by the major labels. ------ Story time. The stream…

But I'm guessing you were paid for programming during those 10 years.

+ 10 years crafting a unique sound.

ML researcher here -- many people do this already: https://github.com/carlini/adv-eval-paper Personally I try to put as much on GitHub as possible.…

> I want to be able to link to a particular sentence of a particular version of a paper. Probably best that you read through whole papers instead of looking for one sentence.

> The medical community of the early 1960s wasn’t impressed either, and citing various procedural issues with the study, it was largely ignored at the time.

Misleading article title. > Wilson later distanced himself from AA, as many other influential members of the program took issue with the idea of incorporating a psychoactive drug into a system of s…

Actually the system breaking tomorrow isn't likely to be the case due to the transferability property of adversarial examples. Adversarial examples transfer between different models trained on …

Applying some form of transformation is a weak countermeasure to adversarial examples. Especially simple ones such as low pass filters. https://arxiv.org/pdf/1707.07397.pdf Neura…

This can be thwarted fairly easily https://arxiv.org/pdf/1607.02533.pdf

My biggest pet peeve with this work is that they incorrectly say: > These adversarial examples have been recognized since 2014 (here's one of the first papers on the topic). Adversarial machin…

I see you’ve played knifey spoony before!

Newspapers are not a reliable source for news.

Out of interest are you hooked up to an Exchange account or IMAP? Exchange email accounts are the bane of my email set up at the moment.

No one had mentioned Hitler at that point. See another child comment for clarification. Edit: To quote the CTO later on "I could see where the endless review discussions might end up heading so I…

Godwin's Law was part of the CTO's reasoning to split up the team and lock down code reviews to within each specific team. So it forms part of the why .

I WISH THERE WAS MORE TV LIKE THIS TODAY /screaming

The "environment" rapidly changed and the organisational structure didn't keep up with the competing goals within the team. None of the people were terrible. The company wasn't ter…

Actually it was neither of those. Just because a discussion is approaching Godwin's law doesn't necessarily mean anyone is being offensive or, as you say, terrible. Also, sometimes it'…

Yep, it was an organisational issue with different work types. To quote the CTO later on "I could see where the endless review discussions might end up heading so I split the team into product an…

Someone else commented about a White House staffer downloading cracked copies of image editing software - so it's definitely not FOSS only!

In case anyone is unsure of what the Rules of the Internet are: https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/30662 https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/rules-of-the-internet …

Yeah I found that odd as well.

This has been on my to watch list for a while! Saw the first couple of episodes. Wholly different pace to documentaries today!

I moved our Deep Learning servers over to Docker images + JupyterHub DockerSpawners recently because maintaining all the various version dependencies between frameworks was an absolute PITA. Images ar…