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Dear Fellow Scholars, this is Two Minute Papers with Károly Zsolnai-Fehér.

In most video games that we've seen running for at least a few moments, we learn to anticipate

what is going to happen in the next second, and even more, if given the patience and skills,

we could attempt to recreate parts of the game itself.

And what you see here in this work is actually even better, because it requires neither the

patience nor the skills to do that.

So here is the million dollar idea: let's have a learning algorithm look at some video

game footage, and then, ask it to recreate that so we can indulge in playing it.

The concept is demonstrated on the Super Mario game and later, you will also see some results

with the millenial childhood favorite, Mega Man.

There are many previous works that hook into the source code of these games and try to

read and predict what happens next by reading the code-level instructions.

But not in this case, because this technique looks at the video output and the learning

takes place on the level of pixels, therefore, no access to the inner workings of the game

is necessary.

The algorithm is given two things for the learning process: one, a sprite pallette that

contains all the possible elements that can appear in the game, including landscape tiles,

enemies, coins and so on.

And two, we also provide an input video sequence with one playthrough of the game to demonstrate

the mechanics and possible interactions between these game elements.

A video is a series of frames, from which the technique learns how a frame can be advanced

to the next one.

After it has been exposed to enough training samples, it will be able to do this prediction

by itself on unknown frames that it hasn't seen before.

This pretty much means that we can start playing the game that it tries to mimic.

And there are similarities across many games that could be exploited, endowing the learning

algorithms with knowledge reused from other games, making them able to recreate even higher

quality computer games, even in cases where a given scenario hasn't played out in the

training footage.

It used to be the privilege of computer graphics researchers to play video games during work

hours, but apparently, scientists in machine learning also caught up in this regard.

Way to go!

A word about limitations.

As the predictions are not very speedy and are based off of a set of facts learned from

the video sequences, it is a question as to how well this technique would generalize to

more complex 3d video games.

As almost all research works, this is a stepping stone, but a very important one at that as

this is a proof of concept for a really cool idea.

You know the drill, a couple papers down the line and we'll see the idea significantly

improved.

The results are clearly not perfect, but it is a nice demonstration of a new concept,

and knowing the rate of progress in machine learning research, you will very soon see

some absolutely unreal results.

What's even more, I expect that new levels, enemy types and mechanics will soon be synthesized

to already existing games via generative adversarial networks, or generative latent optimization.

If you would like to hear more about these, as always, the links are available in the

video description.

Also, if you enjoyed this episode, please make sure to help us tell these incredible

stories to more and more people by supporting us on Patreon.

Your support has always been absolutely amazing.

Details are available in the video description.

Thanks for watching and for your generous support, and I'll see you next time!

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What $1,800 Will Get You In NYC | Sweet Digs Home Tour | Refinery29 - Duration: 5:50.

Hey guys!

I'm Maria.

Welcome to my sweet digs.

If this is your first time watching,

make sure you click below to subscribe.

I live on the Upper East Side of Manhattan

and I pay $1,800 a month for my itty-bitty

studio up here,

which by normal human person standards is an

obscene amount of money.

But by Manhattan real estate standards

is actually a steal.

Come on in.

The first door that you get into is my bathroom.

As a former Beauty Editor,

my bathroom is very important to me.

I've got these great shelves that I got at

Bed, Bath, and Beyond.

Total storage.

Beauty here.

I have all my beauty products lined up

in the way that I use them.

All my serums.

All that type of thing.

My favorite part is this little sign that says:

You are better than unicorns and sparkles

combined.

I love it.

Always try to remember that.

This is my closet,

but it's not very pretty in there at the moment.

It's actually the only closet in the entire apartment.

So in here is my cleaning supplies, my clothing.

I have all of my suitcases and stuff up here.

It's kind of filled to the brim.

So I don't have a pretty closet like a lot of other people.

But it does the job well.

Whenever I tell people how much I spend

on my studio, they are shocked that I pay as

little as I do especially considering the

outdoor space,

the fact that I have laundry in the building,

and a separate kitchen really makes it worth my while.

Now if you follow me this way into the kitchen.

Again, itty-bitty space.

I only have these cabinets.

One little drawer in here.

So again,

the name of the game is find storage elsewhere.

So I hung up this amazing Ikea rack

with all of my pots on it.

I have my serving bowl, my mixing bowls,

my tea kettle, my soup…

My knives are on the wall.

I'm someone who actually really enjoys cooking.

I'm one of the rare New Yorkers who uses her kitchen.

I don't keep sweaters in my stove

like some famous New Yorkers have said they do.

Now onto the living area of my apartment.

This is basically it.

I really wanted this space to feel as

open and as calm as possible especially because

it is such a small space.

I wanted to kind of make it feel as open

and flow as naturally as possible which is why

you'll see that I have pieces that kind of

link together and make the space move in

a really fluid kind of way.

Instead of having a side table for

my couch and a side table for my bed,

I wanted something that kind of holds both parts of

the room together.

And this also doubles as amazing storage.

I use this as my end table.

I keep my extra linens in there.

Candles.

And the great thing is when I do have people

over to entertain, I can use this as a buffet.

And everything on top of it, goes into the bathtub.

That's my little secret of how I

keep things organized here.

This apartment, believe it or not,

actually took a ton of planning.

I signed the lease on this apartment

a month before I was able to move in.

And I was living at my parents' house

at the time.

So this whole wall was planned out in

my mother's basement.

We were laying pictures down on the floor,

measuring between them.

And then as soon as we got in here,

she hung this whole thing with command hooks.

It's like the easiest thing in the entire world.

It's great and it looks beautiful.

But the only con is now I can't move around

my furniture ever because

I have a focal point.

My favorite part about my apartment is definitely

the blue chest of drawers that I have.

My mother found it on the side of the road

when I was a junior in high school.

And it was wood.

The wood was gross.

It was stained.

And she really polished it up.

She painted it and turned it into this gorgeous

piece of furniture that's actually followed

me around to two or three apartments.

My mom made it for me pretty much

which makes it super special.

It's irreplaceable.

I love it here.

I don't plan on leaving anytime soon.

I'm a big fan of blankets, textiles,

and like layering of blankets and textiles.

So I actually have this little throw.

I have a quilt.

And then I have two blankets underneath.

I love a cozy bed.

And then on my window sill

is my little altar that I have with my sage.

I like to sage my apartment every equinox

just to kind of keep the energy flow in here

really nice.

And then my plants to keep the air nice and fresh.

Let's go outside!

So people ask me all the time how I

actually found this place.

And it's a great story.

I've been looking for three months.

I was living at home in New Jersey

just to kind of give myself a little bit of breathing

room because apartment-hunting in Manhattan

is insane.

And I had an offer in at another apartment

but I saw this one on Craigslist.

And I saw the balcony.

And I saw that it was in my exact

perfect neighborhood and in my price range.

And I jumped at it.

I actually was the first person to see this apartment.

I came with all of my paperwork and I

signed on the spot because I just absolutely fell

in love with it.

That's it.

Thank you guys so much for coming by

and checking out my sweet digs.

Now get the hell outta here!

Thanks for watching!

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Stupid, Crazy & Angry People vs Bikers 2017 - Duration: 10:24.

ME : what are you doing

ME : WHAT ! WHAT ! COME COME ! your mother...

ME : What is the problem

OLD MEN : you're the problem

OLD MEN : I saw you and I'm stop

ME : we stop at the line not in the

inaudible

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OLD MEN : everyone does the same

ME : of what everyone does the same thing

ME : NO NO NO NO

ME :The car that was to the right is to stop

OLD MEN : all the driver here do this

ME : here we do not drive like this

inaudible

Hey, I could've crashed anyway!

Use your eyes in the morning! I know it's morning, but watch out!

Go!

What the (*****) are you laughing about?

&^$&%

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You got that on video?

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I'm j-hope. I'm 20. I'm in charge of rapping, dancing, and singing.

Just like my name, I'm the hopeful one.

Unpopular, at the beginning j-hope was also BTS' vocalist.

Now, let's enjoy j-hope's great voice! ^_^

Thanks for watching ♥

Please love him forever!

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Tesla Model S Pano & Trunk crushing things - Duration: 18:22.

good evening folks well we already know that the Model X or we've already seen

it thanks to Bjorn what the Model X is Falcon wing doors do when you shove

something in there and try and close them but little do people realize the

Model S also has a couple different pressure sensors namely there is a

pressure sensor on the panoramic roof and one on the trunk so what we're gonna

do today is find out exactly how sensitive those pressure sensors are I

have with me a bunch of different foods of varying textures and consistency

there we go consistency's we're gonna close the panoramic roof and the trunk

on these and see exactly what it would take to stop panoramic roof from closing

or at what point it will end up killing somebody let's find out now

there's a rubber gasket or Lisa looks like a rubber gasket are you sure you

start closing it see I put the button and then started opening right back up

do it again it goes push the button opens right back up again

and I shouldn't say push the button but I'm hitting the pressure sensor even

goes pretty much all around it's even underneath here I always thought it was

just a rubber gasket and tell oopsy we're not gonna say how we got to see so

let the fun begin cucumber

stop for the cucumber and there's

no sign of where it hit on the cucumber and that's probably the most sturdy

object I have let's say I have a lettuce let's try that

a little different with the head of lettuce and actually crushed some of the

lettuce right here not too much but a crush but the lettuce is a little more

fragile and nice crisp petal lettuce as that snappy feeling to it I'm leaving it

inside the bag because full of bags should have absolutely no impact on the

test and I would like to have a nice tasty salad tomorrow

what could we try next how about a peach let's try a peach

work to get okay worked again now the gasket side

there's no mark on the side where the window hit there's a slight indentation

peaches are pretty soft but starting to show the amount of pressure

unfortunately I have really no way to measure what the actual yes I do have a

way to measure let's do these tests and I'll end the whole video showing how

much pressure it actually takes for this sensor to be tripped so that was the

peach got a little a little dimple in there right there

banana

a little more painful of a a test there a little dimple there it went in it's

probably about a centimeter indentation and starting to kind of pet pop out by a

centimeter on both sides actually so that was it was a little bit more of a

hint I don't know if that would be considered painful or not for a person

nice ripe tomato

well that was a little more surprising

see right there got a little dimple there I went on that side can you guys

see that there we go but it did not pop this nice ripe

squishy tomato although Shelley might get a little mad

at me yeah I can make salsa later tomato is a pass

how about a wiener

no marks on the wiener although the wiener got pretty crushed before the

window opened back up I don't know if that the lack of bone structure in there

or something or I don't know but what have we learned

don't shove a wiener in the panoramic roof on a Tesla Oh what else could we do

here I might regret this next one but we're gonna do an egg

well it's fresh out of the frigerator so let's give it a try and I'm putting that

washbucket below where I'm doing it cuz I don't feel like cleaning up a car okay

here we go

that worked

their work did not crush the egg I know what you guys we're all thinking you

wanted to see an egg get splattered all over the inside of a Model S

unfortunately this one's not my model se would be nice and in this cost buck

fifty thousand more than mine it's a loaner let's try a French braid

French bread is a little sad right now got it pretty good there and it just

kind of went pinched and curbed it over but it's pretty soft though I guess

there's only one more panoramic roof test to do I'm gonna put my own arm in

Wow that was

that was a lot better than I was expecting the feel of it actually

it barely even touched me before the sensor went off it took almost no

nudging whatsoever very impressive and I'd say that be very safe

let's go due to the trunk

now on the model s patch it's this strip right here commonly once again thought

of as just another water weather strip to help keep water under your trunk

which is incorrect as the non-powered lift gates do not have that piece so

that is it right there

as you can see so let's pre-positioned to Canada just a wee bit here and we'll

repeat all the previous tests again but let's see if we can really crush that

egg this time now they were important part about having the pressure sensor in

the trunk is especially if you have the rear-facing jump seats because you got

two kids sitting in your trunk make sure they don't hurt their little fingers oh

guys see that let's try that one more time

that was some bended piece Oh safety feature let me close it okay and usual

reset manually

there we go that was strange see if you guys can catch this this gets to see

some bending Wow right there a little nice indentation that was a bird hit

what did we do next the peach

got it again right there

yeah you guys can see that yeah peach it seems to be a harder press Oh crushed it

on that side too seems to be a harder press for the peach than it was for the

panoramic roof let's try it down a little bit more oh that it had a

hesitate now you see we're gonna talk about this now the reason for the

problem is that pressure switches on the outside so if it's not all the way

towards the outside where the metal is it's not going to detect

that peach got really kind of crushed now the car does have a stall sensor for

the trunk so if there's a over current event or basically the motor though the

lift gate getting stuck on something it will go up so even though on the bottom

it does not have that pressure sensor it will not try cutting your head off all

right banana

hmm

painful look at that

let's try the tomato tomato too didn't crush the tomato which is good because

tomatoes are pretty soft and they're this ripe and you know if it was

squished completely swish the tomato we would have had some trouble the French

bread

yeah no that didn't survive too well Wow what else did we have left the Weiner

okay this will be a good one you got a small child in the truck let's see if

their Weiner wouldn't survive all right no clothes over you set one

ouch

oh that's not true sure

before we do the egg

well nervous about this one now

actually that did not hurt at all is this a little nervous customer that was

coming down watch the reset again

alright well we got one more to go

alright let's see what it does to the egg and we're doing it on the side as it

gets considerably stronger on the top top ends we're doing it on the side that

you're more easily preferable

oh yeah that eggs gone shoulda did that one out in the road cleanup broken hey

so let's

so there we go that's there you have it that's the crux pressure sensors on the

Tesla Model S even though that last move especially with the egg change these

even though the pressure sensors especially with the egg looked rather

scary it's actually it's not as strong I mean it doesn't take as much pressure to

stop this as you think let's see what happens down there okay pressure sensor

won't freeze if it's not actually moving

it does give a pretty strong push on my hand but worse than the panoramic roof

but still not enough to really injure a child maybe if you have an infant then

why would you let an infant in your trunk or an infant probably isn't gonna

be standing up sticking their head out the panoramic roof I'm gonna see if I

can Oh actually that's about it let's see if I can actually measure how much

weight or pressure it actually takes to set off that pressure sensor we're gonna

see approximately how many pounds of force it takes to trip the pressure

sensor

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I will drive

What training will you do today?

aerobic

like what?

running and a few ab exercises

my training will be legs

I have long to time to train them

because of the problem I have on my knee, I'm better now

and a bit handstand because I want to learn it

we ran a bit and now we will jump rope

how not to jump rope

always warm your wrists

I will do 5-10 minutes handstand and

I will start legs training

the pistols were not in the program, I just wanted to try them

this was my training for today

See you in the next video

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What Is Cash On Cash Return - The #1 Most Important Figure - Duration: 7:49.

Kris Krohn here with limitless TV and today we're talking about on how you

calculate your cash on cash returns. What is a cash on cash return? is it important

to know what it is? In my world, it is the most important figure before I ever pull

the trigger.

Cash-on-cash return how do I calculate that? is it an important number? For me,

it's one of the most important ROI set I can calculate because if I put a dollar

in I want to know, am I getting a dime back this year? If I put a dollar in am I

getting a dollar back this year? And so this is the really big picture, its cash

in versus vs

cash out.

on my return.

So before I show you the example of a house

let me just kind of put it to you this way, if I were to take a thousand dollars

and put it in something in that same year,

I get a hundred dollars.

I still

have my thousand dollar investment but it produced a hundred dollars for me.

Then what is my cash on cash for the year? it's ten percent. I mean ten percent

on my money. If I put a thousand in and I get five hundred dollars back and I

still have my principal in the investment, that is a fifty percent cash

on cash return. That is a really hot cash on cash. A lot of the real estate that I

do might cash on cash returns range from fifteen to thirty percent. That's why a

lot of people watch these videos, click the link below, and say, Kris I wanna

partner with you I got a I got money sitting in a 401k or an IRA and man that

sounds like you could easily outperform that. Let's partner up and do something

right? Well what I'm really sharing with you here is what's called opportunity

cost. We're gonna break this down super simple because this was an economic

principle that in college took me like two months to grasp but it's actually

really simple. The opportunity cost is what is the next best option

I am foregoing based on my current one. Here's an example. I put a thousand

dollars in my savings account and my bank is giving me one percent. So I put

one thousand in to the bank and they give me ten bucks at the end of the year.

That's a 1 percent return. That is not exciting inflation is somewhere between

3 and 4 percent so you're losing 2 to 3 percent a year on your money. If you, by

the way if you money's not earning you 3 percent you're just hitting breakeven.

Everything becomes more expensive with time. Houses, goods, everything becomes

more expensive. Commodities increase value. So first of all if you want to

even think retirement you can't afford to be thinking 401ks and IRAs because

you're sitting at 3%. You're not even like keeping up with inflation in that

scenario. Let's apply this to real estate because that's what we do. If I were to

buy a house

and let's just say for a moment that this house has a value of

$200,000. Let's say that I could purchase this house for one hundred and sixty

thousand dollars. That's a 20% discount. That's 20% of equity. The difference

between these numbers 200 grand and 160? 160 is what I owe, it's what I bought it for.

$200,000 is what it's worth. That's a $40,000 equity position. But the bank

says, hey sounds like you got a good deal here but you got to put 20% down.

Okay what's 20% on 16,000? Well it's 16 times 2 is 32 thousand dollars. So if I

put a down payment of $32,000 what I'm effectively gonna go owe on this property

is somewhere around 128 thousand. Now that $32,000 isn't gone it's just a part

of my equity position by 40 thousand dollars of equity plus my $32,000 down

payment now makes 72 thousand dollars of equity. The house has a third paid off

Now I have to ask myself, was this a good investment?

I put cash in, I put in thirty two thousand dollars.

Question is what are

you giving me back? Let's say that this house is producing a $400 month cash

flow, it's a lease option. And so I actually collected a down payment. I'm

gonna make this a little more complicated watch one of my lease option

videos if you want me to slow it down just there. If my, if I collect on my

lease option a down payment from the tenant of $5,000 and they're doing a

two-year lease and then in addition to that I have a $400 a month cash flow. Now

$400 for an entire years 4,800.

So I've got 4,800 in year 1

and it's a two-year

lease. So guess what I have in year 2?

4,800

in year two. And that, we know that the $5,000 was a deposit non-refundable for

two years. So if I add all of this up guess what it comes down to? It comes to

fourteen thousand six hundred dollars. Now that is spread remember after over

how many years?

that's spread over two years. If I just

want to know what my annualized cash on cash is I would need to cut this in half

which is going to be seven thousand three hundred dollars.

If I put thirty

two thousand dollars in,

and I get seven thousand three hundred back? plus I

stepped into forty thousand of equity.

Let's just find out what's going on here.

Well I got good news,

that here represents a 22.8%

ROI. I'm making 22 almost 23 percent on my money this year,

23 percent on my money next year, I walked into forty thousand dollars of

equity and that's what I'm doing here. I'm looking at, if I put 32 in and let's

say I'm getting back $7,300 then that's what's creating my cash on cash ROI

which in this case is twenty 22.8%. If you're gonna be a real

estate investor this is math you need to know how to do. All I did was take this

number, I divided it by the money I put in. Times it by a hundred to move from a

percentage and it gave me the 22.8%. Simple math helping you understand what

your cash on cash is. now how would you like for this number to be traded

for an

infinite return. That's what's coming your way.

So here's the big question, how do

you actually calculate your cash on cash return if you don't have any money

in the deal? and I've been doing my deals like that for the last 15 years so even

this week I'm getting another massive check. I didn't put any money in. It's an

infinite return, it's a massive gain for me. So what I'll do is, if I can't look at

the money then I'll actually look at the time. Most these deals I put in three

four or five hours. So if I get a $20,000 check and I put in ten hours that's

$2,000 an hour. That's what I love about getting to the pole

of no-money-down that's what really ends up being a huge game-changer in the

world and game that I plan. This needs to be your goal in real estate because

we're all trained to think small. I need the money,

I need the credit, I need the deal, no I've got the deals someone else has the

credit someone else has the money and you can have all of it. And when you do

your cash on cash return is super sexy because there's only one way to write

out that percentage and it's this infinity loop which is super awesome.

It's taken over a decade to build a system where the type of cash on cash

returns are available to me now than ever before. And guess what?

you can get your hands on all of my deals at my next 3 day real estate

wealth intensive event. All you got to do is click the link below, learn about it,

and get a ticket, hop on out here and start accessing some of the very best

investments in the world.

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The Very Hungry Spider (Sillywood Tales) - An animated children's story book - Duration: 4:50.

The Very Hungry Spider

One sunny morning, a spider was waiting for a snack.

A little fly flew into her web with a whack!

Ahhh… uhggg…

ARRRRGGGGHHH!!!!

No…

Come on...

I'm spider food!

The spider saw what she caught and she was in a bad mood.

Yuck yuck yuck! Just my luck!

Oh a flea would have been a treat.

But no, flies I will not, can not eat.

The fly was confused

Hey, what's wrong with flies?

The spider shirked, "Oh, disgusting! just look at those eyes!"

The next day, the hungry spider waited for a snack.

A little fly flew into her web with a whack!

Ohhmp.. No. No.

No.No. No no no no no no

This can't be happening to me.

Not, not, spider food!

The spider saw what she caught and she was in a bad mood.

"Yuck yuck yuck! Just my luck!

Oh a moth would have been a treat.

But no, flies I will not, can not eat."

The flies were puzzled, "What do you mean, you can not eat?"

The spider shrieked, "Just look at those yucky feet!"

The next day, the very hungry spider waited for a snack.

A little fly flew into her web with a whack!

Eh. EH.. EEEH.

ARRRRGGGGHHH!!!!

What? What?

Why. Can't. I. Move?

Ahhhh! I'm spider food!

The spider saw what she caught and she was in a bad mood.

"Yuck yuck yuck! Just my luck!

Oh a ladybird would have been a treat.

But no, flies I will not, can not eat."

The flies were upset, "Look here spider, have you even tried eating a fly?"

The spider shrieked, "Never, Never, never.

I would rather die."

The next day, the starving, almost dead spider was waiting for a snack.

A little fly flew into her web with a whack!

Ahhh… uhggg…

ARRRRGGGGHHH!!!!

No…

NO NO NO. This can't be happening.

No. Not spider food!

The spider saw what she caught and she was in a bad mood.

"Yuck yuck yuck!

Just my luck!

Oh a bee would have been a treat.

But no, flies I will not, can not eat."

The flies were buzzing mad, "You can't say we taste bad

Not when you've never eaten a fly, You got to at least give us a try.

Or else you're just feeding yourself lies.

Who know?

Your mouth may open your eyes.

The spider did not shriek or run away.

She just thought and thought and finally had to say—

"You're right!

I can't know unless I try."

The flies cheered! Yay!

"We'll prove you— "

The next day, a fat spider was waiting for a snack.

A little fly flew into the web with a whack!

Uhh NOOO!!!!

I don't want to be spider food.

The spider rushed out, "Nooooo it's yummy food…."

And, yes, thanks to the flies, she was in a good mood.

Almost there...

So close...

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For more infomation >> The Very Hungry Spider (Sillywood Tales) - An animated children's story book - Duration: 4:50.

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Featuring Musician Megan Ni...

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Brigitte Macron critiquée pour avoir perturbée une réunion des Républicain - Duration: 2:40.

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