Epic win

@Brun @AlexD

Aye, there’s no speed you can play the Dolly Parton version at on YouTube that makes it sound like that. #fakenews

Well now

Different ways to change the speed- slowing down a record lowers the frequency/pitch. Slowing down on YT warps it digitally, keeping the pitch the same.

Ah ok.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Liverpool/comments/9ttp1t/we_are_being_attacked_by_leftists_please_send_help/

if only for giving light to the simply wonderful epithet, "crayon munchers".

Liverpool = the aces.

Some good comments, too

Edit - scrolled down further: that thread just gets better and better

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it's probably fake but still lols.

It’s true that ‘weaponised potatoes’ are the tool of choice for Stalinist leftie militia.

wtf is a crayon muncher ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4UHXcEiK6Y

Just properly spat chocolate bar all over my colleague's desk.

lmfao that's brilliant.

That's all that's available in our Stalinist utopia.

A list of instances where Machine Learning systems found ways to game the systems created by their designers. Fail for the researchers, who didn't think hard enough about the implications of the rewards they set. Win for the AIs. #singularity

The Oscillator solution is particularly clever/scary.

So interesting...

Tetris: Agent pauses the game indefinitely to avoid losing

Love this ML model just being a petulant brat, basically

Road Runner: Agent kills itself at the end of level 1 to avoid losing in level 2

dark AF

That's cool. I remember reading about something like that once, although I don't fully understand it + it was a while ago so I might be mis-remembering:

They used machine learning to design circuit boards to make them more efficient. One of them had a random circuit on it that was totally unconnected to anything else but if they removed it the whole board stopped working. Took them a while to figure out why it was there but it ended up being something like this circuit generated a specific amount of interference or impedance or something that it made other parts of the circuit work in an unexpected way.

Edit: It might be the Logic Gate entry on that list.

I, for one, welcome our new AI overlords.

A robotic arm trained to slide a block to a target position on a table achieves the goal by moving the table itself.

HA!

Chris Martin?

'the best thing about my school is the danny devito shrine hidden behind the paper towel dispenser in one of the bathrooms'
https://mobile.twitter.com/slackerdook/status/1062425657983021059?s=21

Lool.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/cards-against-humanity-trump-border-wall-buy-land-stop-building-a8055396.html?fbclid=IwAR0L2KfsMVCzbhJiZzPaqMb7-rMQ3D1vdhC5ZGzME342Br0my7pa57jsgak

Troll, troll, troll...

Have they bought it again this year?

'Radio 77's ratings could be in for a bad morning now that the station's entire audience has decided to go down the shops'

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-46252871

https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/cyclist-defecates-throws-own-poop-at-woman-after-vehicle-collision-in-b-c#click=https://t.co/G65dHpeUiQ

This shit just got real.