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Living Room / Re: Animal Friends thread
« on: April 18, 2018, 12:21 AM »
Didn't know if this belonged here or in the music videos thread. After a thought or two, it's goin' here.
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Frank Avruch, the Boston-based performer who starred in the first nationally syndicated "Bozo the Clown," died Tuesday at age 89.
According to Boston's WCVB, where he worked for more than four decades as an on-air personality on a variety of shows, he died after a long battle with heart disease.
You wake up in a hospital room.
You are wearing a nurse uniform and bloody bandages. You have an empty syringe in your hand.
Something is banging at the door. It wants inside.
What do you do?
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Check out this phone-laptop hybrid-Arizona Hot (January 11, 2018, 11:19 PM)
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Same thing with the Casino world, and meeting someone that didn't fit the description they'd been given, but can happen to hack the shields. That's less lazy than bad writing.
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I don't really hear it, but I do get some kind of sensation that's hard to explain (could be an acoustical reflexw). That said, this one does more for me than the power lines one:
https://twitter.com/...s/937677036923113472
Some people suggest that the auditory sensation is all in the camera shake (perhaps triggering the acoustic reflex). Edvard, can you still hear it with this one?
https://twitter.com/...s/937613516927889408-Deozaan (December 08, 2017, 04:40 PM)
YesI'm not objective enough to judge whether it makes you weird or not,![]()
Oddly I could still hear it when I closed the page - does this make me weird?-Carol Haynes (December 07, 2017, 06:42 PM)
I didnt hear it either -- but did somehow sense the thump, like I were standing there and could feel the movement in my body.-tomos (December 07, 2017, 01:14 PM)
I agree with this. Mine was not so much an audible sound, but more of a feeling.The weird thing is, I can say I don't actually hear it; as in, I don't perceive it as an audible sensation originating at my ears, but I do get the distinct feeling that it's what I should hear, and therefore some part of my brain generates it and delivers it to the audio decoder part, and is therefore more of a feeling than an actual audio hallucination. However, it's distinct enough that I can definitely say that loop I posted sounds very close to what I am perceiving as a result of the whole mess.-kfitting (December 07, 2017, 07:26 PM)
Look at this GIF. There’s no sound, but most people who see it hear a “thudding” in their head each time the bouncing structure hits the ground. Why?
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This illusion is an example of synesthesia, or when the senses — like hearing and sight — get crossed in the brain, he explained in an email to The Verge.
Maybe I missed it, but it seemed to me that neither the article nor the video explained what about the change caused the AI to see the turtle as a rifle.-Deozaan (November 07, 2017, 04:05 PM)
Researcher: ‘We Should Be Worried’ This Computer Thought a Turtle Was a Gun
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By manipulating a few pixels in an image, you can trick a neural network—even one that's great at recognizing cats, and is trained on hundreds or thousands of images of felines—into thinking that it's looking at something completely different.