Welcome to our new office! Kind of. While we’re still setting up the place, Norm is joined by Kishore and Jeremy to talk about recent technology and science news, new VR experiences, our hopes for E3, and the many shower thoughts of Elon Musk.
Tech
Joey continues his journey testing cine lenses with this set…
One Day Builds
Adam and Norm begin the long-term project of modifying their…
Making
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Show And Tell
Adam opens a viewer mailbag containing an ironwood interpret…
Making
In this livestream excerpt, Adam answers MythBusters-related…
Show And Tell
In this live stream excerpt, Adam shares his collection of c…
Culture
In this live-stream excerpt Adam answers questions from Test…
Making
This cozy miniature representation of a Japanese steamed bun…
Culture
Adam answers questions from Tested members Aaron and Silver …
Making
Tested Patron moultriemanicmechanic asked Adam, "Why don't y…
(video is still being processed on youtube, so it’ll be live in a few hours. gotta crunch those bits!)
They need some of those new 10 Core CPU’s
Simone also had a shower-thought:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTfPkfE1Lxk
go Pens!
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Sorry I can’t post them directly, this editor won’t allow it.
Lucky me, I haven’t experienced motion sickness once using my Vive.
New Favorite Quote “Sounds like something right out of a video game simulation” Norm17:25 , OMG, I am going to try and say this as much as possible.
What are the odds that Elon Musk is an alien? Just sayin’ 😉
Just to clarify Kishore’s statement about the MIT museum, it IS open to the public. Just the collections are likely not. But usually the displays are worth going to see.
http://web.mit.edu/museum/visit/hours.html
yep. Thanks for clarification. They do sometimes offer public tours of the collections but it is rare. The Smoot is my favorite thing down there.
Hey guys – Thanks for the great content every week!
A friend of mine is running a startup doing some cool stuff with photogrammetry and VR down here in NZ – you can check out some of their sample stuff on their Facebook page – might be an interesting topic to cover in a future episode 🙂
https://www.facebook.com/realityvirtual.co/
“Must Tootle Horn Melodiously”, New Japan Regulations – google could use this!
Also: https://quarkstone.wordpress.com/2012/02/24/tootle-with-vigor/
Re: Other applications of AI Kill Switch
I think Kishore raises a very good point about other applications. This is essentially forcing the “learning” algorithm to focus away from a threatening set of ideas or learning. So, once it starts to learn about something bad (oh, I dunno, nuclear weapons or enslaving mankind or something) then we redirect it to obsess on something else like Romanian Postage Stamps of the 19th century. It’s like distracting a noisy toddler. But, understanding how to do that means understanding “attention” and context, and is really important to AI in general.
Please don’t change the theme music 🙂 Though, I will agree that the interstitial bits are great.
let’s be real, no one was a Warriors fan before a couple years ago.
The Giant Bombcast has changed their theme music multiple times throughout the years, and their original is still the best. Please, don’t change the theme music. The dubstep one is fine for silly occasions, but don’t change it permanently, I beg you.