Thứ Sáu, 3 tháng 2, 2017

Waching daily Feb 4 2017

- What is this?

- All the power in Emerald City

is generated from underneath us.

I was brought to Oz

in a vortex chamber.

This one here-- [knocks]

can send you home.

- Now?

- I just have one thing to ask of you first.

- I'll do anything.

- You were born in Oz...

Oz brought you back.

Have you even asked yourself why?

Destiny.

Your destiny.

Just like mine a long time ago.

You were brought back to Oz

to save us all.

- I'm no savior.

- Then what are you?

Are you just a girl from Kansas?

Just a girl who misses her mother?

Or are you more?

More than just the things that you've lost.

- What do you want me to do?

- Stop Glinda.

Stop this war from killing thousands of people

and tearing this world apart.

- But you have your giants. So use them.

- No, their power's locked in the Prison of Abject.

- How can I kill a witch?

- With a gun. You've already proven that.

- I'm not gonna kill someone just so that I can go home.

- Are you sure?

[screaming]

[chaotic shouting]

[gasps]

Magic.

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how to fail to record a video - Duration: 0:57.

OK

Wait

.

..

...

I don't know what I'm doing

lets just play the game alright?

AHH MUSIC

SO! I'm going to play team fortress 2

I'm ok at the game

so far my FAVOURITE map it Steel which is a attack a defend map, which is the map well be playing

(Gets rid of other map choices)

The only problem is the long waiting queue

it can take SOOOOO LONG!

(Closes game to see if I messed up)

OH god what did I do, what happened...

WHAT DID I DO!

(Starts doing random things)

OH...

; - ; (What)

AHH STOP IT! PUT IT BACK!!!

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How to Make a Battle Tank How to make a very easy and simple origami paper tank. How to Make a Paper Tank Step by Step Tutorial. It is easy and simple origami tank.

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Arthur Carmazzi - Leadership is About Becoming The Best of Who You Are - Passion Sundays - Duration: 10:11.

hello everyone and welcome back to

pashion sundays the best way to end a

week and start another our guest today

is ranked as one of the top ten

leadership coaches and he's got a

phenomenal directive psychology

institute that you're going to tell us

all about Arthur thank you very much for

being my guests and I really really like

being here leadership one of the hottest

topics and again you know passionate

leadership is one of the various topics

to my heart so being able to talk to one

of the world's best leadership coaches

is an awesome thing

thank you first question is what does

passion into passionate ok this is this

is my version of passion passion stems

from the belief that in the process of

doing something you can be more of who

you want to be

while being who you are ok which

basically means that they anything that

you do that give you that potential of

being more creative passion i love it

awesome and how's of passion relates to

leadership

well okay let me ask the question i mean

if if you are in a situation where your

broth is always like this

okay and there's no excitement there's

no passion there's no bigger grand

picture there's no it is essential is no

purpose that you see in the distance

nothing greater are you going to be

motivated are you going to be engaged

not at all why because well you know

passion them or or passion is is the

thing that also creates passion if you

are in an environment that is

unfashionable that is not exciting that

is not fun that is not where people are

moving they're making things better

they're achieving something that they

can be proud of

okay then whoa you're going to be less

engaged and you're not going to be very

excited and you're going to be in and

even if you are

if you have amazing skills even if you

have incredible potential if you are in

that kind of an environment you will be

an underachiever love your passion for

it is very obvious and as beautiful as

it is I always like to ask that

challenging question of it's easy when

it's easy but when going is going tough

how do you actually find passion

ok that's the whole thing about

focusrite okay i mean okay let me just

give you give you one of the things ok

first of all when you focus on something

you notice the things that you're

focusing on you're saying all my gosh

the economy is so difficult

everything is so difficult but people

still or are not engaged and and people

don't want to show up for work and

singing and you focus on all the stuff

will guess what you're going to get

you're going to see all of that and

you're going to delete all of the other

things all of the potential great thing

you know what just like when you're

let's say for example you're working

you're kind of going on and you're doing

everything perfectly for three months

and then you make one mistake and then

suddenly nobody remembers what you've

been doing for the past three things

just that one thing it and suddenly

everything that you don't already have

built up that momentum that excitement

and everything else this space

ok and you lose your passion because the

people around you are now focusing on

what you are not doing or what you're

doing wrong instead of what you have

done or what you have the potential to

achieve so environment and the

leadership ability to focus to help

people focus on how they can be valuable

how they can move past their mistake how

they and the excellent how they can

bring out the best of who they are and

even if they make mistakes how they can

use those mistakes to improve their

competencies that is when you develop an

organization that has passion it's about

what you focus on i love it and how does

than 0 actually what makes it I want to

conclude with one question is because we

talked a lot about passionate about

leadership

what makes a passionate leadership a

passionate leader

well a passionate leader again okay yeah

i mean this is this is not uncommon to

the idea of having a vision of the

leader must have a vision you have to

have some kind of a bigger picture that

end result that that vision and there

should be some purpose connected to it

and it's not just about making money

it's about doing something bigger than

just yourself but here's the thing the

leader have to see here is that

oftentimes people expect that a leader

must have certain level of competency

okay well you think

research has shown that multiple

competencies including things that are

missing and thumb no other people have

them and they're great leader people are

just like wow ok they don't have this

competency and this guy may have it this

guy is like you know doing well this guy

is doing well the guy has none of these

and he's also doing being a great leader

but they're all different

why is it so the thing is that people

are focused too much on the leadership

competency instead of the development of

the individual to become a great leader

you have friends hopefully facebook have

some realize i got a handful so let's

say for example you go out with your

friends you're going to behavior

behavior will be different than you have

with your family and your behavior with

your friends your family is also going

to be different then what you have with

your arm at work right so what ends up

happening is that you literally are your

environment is bringing out different

facet of who you are right and because

the environment is bringing a different

facet of who you are a great leader is

one who developed an environment that

support passion that literally helps

people to be from where they are now

whoo-hoo they want to become

right and so a passionate leader doesn't

scan can draw from all maybe he's a good

leader with his kids but maybe he's no

not really that good with with the

employees

ok maybe he's really good with one of

his friends he's got some leadership

qualities in philly bring some from here

from this environment from this

environment and he identifies the thing

that really make him the best of who he

is and he creates his own leadership

identity and we actually have a whole

process for this with director of

communications psychology and that is

where you develop passionate leaders

because they're not pretending they

actually are being the best of who they

are and just refining who they already

are which means it's also a sustainable

leadership model lot of times people go

to these trainings and then they say oh

you have to have this you have to be bit

you have to do this you know a good

leader and everything else and people

tried and three weeks later

it's like they just kind of end up going

back to how they were because it's not

natural

it's not really them it has to come from

as exactly and and and having that focus

of identifying how whatever it is that

you're doing whether you're building

pipes whether you're manufacturing

phones whether you are developing people

or whether you're handling people money

it doesn't matter okay whatever it is

that you are doing ok

finding the purpose of your contribution

your essence of the bigger picture your

place not in the organization not in the

industry but how are you and your

company making a difference the people

that you need every day

ok the people that interact with you

customers clients each other and seeing

your work as an opportunity to make a

global impact because you know right now

we're in a global you know uses

situation is a lot of help if you've got

you

got these people over here then they go

and they move and they go to a different

country and then over here and and you

know imagine if you make a difference in

five people's lives if you find a way to

make them better improve their

perspective those five people are going

to affect their families their children

the multiplier Farage's and those people

are going to affect others and others

and others and eventually we will have a

better world become we are passionate

about who we are and what we are

achieving with each other regardless of

our jobs i love it make impact no better

way to end this awesome passion of it

thank you very much my pleasure awesome

fashion

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Deep Learning with Tensorflow - RBMs and Autoencoders - Duration: 5:04.

Hello, and welcome!

In this video we will provide an overview of RBMs and autoencoders.

RBMs, or Restricted Boltzmann Machines, are shallow neural networks that only have two layers.

They are used to find patterns in data by reconstructing the input.

We say that they are "restricted" because neurons within the same layer are not connected.

RBMs were first created by Paul Smolensky in 1986, and they were further developed by

Geoffrey Hinton in 2002.

RBMs are useful in many applications like dimensionality reduction, feature extraction,

and collaborative filtering, just to name a few.

So let's take a closer look at the learning process of an RBM.

We mentioned that RBMs learn patterns and extract important features in data by reconstructing

the input.

So let's say that we provide an image as input to an RBM.

The pixels are processed by the input layer, which is also known as the visible layer.

The learning process consists of several forward and backward passes, where the RBM tries to

reconstruct the input data.

The weights of the neural net are adjusted in such a way that the RBM can find the relationships

among input features, and determine which features are relevant.

After training is complete, the net is able to reconstruct the input based on what it learned.

During this process, 3 major steps are repeated.

The first step is the forward pass.

In the forward pass, every input is combined with an individual weight and an overall bias.

The result goes to the hidden layer, whose neurons may or may not activate.

Then we get to step 2: the backward pass.

In the backward pass, the activated neurons in the hidden layer send the results back

to the visible layer, where the input will be reconstructed.

During this step, the data passed backwards is also combined with individual weights and

an overall bias.

Once the information gets to the visible layer, the input is reconstructed and the RBM performs

the third step.

Step 3 consists of assessing the quality of the reconstruction by comparing it to the

original data.

The RBM then calculates the error and adjusts the weights and bias in order to minimize it.

These 3 steps are repeated until the error is sufficiently low.

Let's touch on a few reasons why RBMs are such a great tool.

A big advantage is that RBMs excel when working with unlabeled data.

Most important real-world datasets are unlabeled, like videos, photos, and audio files, so RBMs

provide a lot of benefit in these types of unsupervised learning problems.

Another advantage is that during the learning process, the RBM extracts features from the

input, and it decides which features are relevant, and how to best combine them to form patterns.

Also, RBMs are generally more efficient at dimensionality reduction than principal component

analysis, which is a popular alternative.

As RBMs learn from the data, they actually encode their own structure.

This is why they're grouped into a larger family of models known as the autoencoders.

Autoencoders were first introduced in the 1980s by Geoffrey Hinton.

According to Pierre Baldi of UC Irvine, they addressed the problem of back propagation

using the input data as the teacher.

Generally speaking, the main goal of these neural nets is to take unlabeled inputs, encode

them, and then try to reconstruct them afterwards, based on the most valuable features identified

in the data.

They're used for tasks that involve feature extraction, data compression, dimensionality

reduction, and learning generative models of data.

So let's take a look at their structure.

Most autoencoders are shallow networks, with an input layer, a few hidden layers, and an

output layer.

As we saw before, RBMs are autoencoders with only two layers.

Autoencoders use backpropagation in their learning process.

Instead of cost, the metric used to assess the quality of the network is loss, which

is the amount of information lost in the reconstruction of the input.

The goal is to minimize the loss, so that we have an output that's as close to the input

as possible.

At this point, you should have a better understanding of the structure and applications of RBMs

and autoencoders.

Thank you for watching this video.

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Ragnarok Spawn Monster Orc Skeleton Exploit using NPC - Duration: 0:40.

Hi There I will show you how to spawn a monster, in this case: Orc Skeleton Using NPC

First, go to Niffleheim Town, Top Right My Current Coordinate is: 349, 256

Click the "Cursed Spirit" NPC Select Option 3 -> 1 -> 1 -> 1

Voila, Orc Skeleton Spawned!

You can use this method to creating item from the card or equipment effects

In this Example I use Blank Hat Equipment that have 50% chance of giving me blank card each time I kill a monster

Thank You!

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