Cambridge college junior research fellowship Videos

• 1. StopWatchingUS Mr. Daniel Ellsberg Speech @1984Day SF CA Video By BizCloud ® #NSA #EFF #Privacy
• 2. Taking Humans out of the Deep Learning Loop - Ryan Adams, Harvard - Deep Learning Summit 2015
• 3. Keynote Speaker: Daniel Ellsberg • Presented by SpeakInc • The Cuban Missile Crisis
• 4. Restoring the Republic, But Not Through the Candidates
• 5. Students of St Cross College, University of Oxford
• 6. Personal Perspectives on Advancing Energy Sustainability - Millie Dresselhaus 1080p
• 7. Computational and Systems Medicine and the iKnife at Imperial College London

StopWatchingUS Mr. Daniel Ellsberg Speech @1984Day SF CA Video By BizCloud ® #NSA #EFF #Privacy

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Oliver thabgy commented on 07 Aug 2013

I highly appreciate this man, a true American hero! :) He has the balls to say what he thinks, he's a model of honest and brave person. We need more people like him in order to change something in the country, in the world.

Yen Grauel commented on 08 Aug 2013

Yeah, hats off to Mr. Ellsberg! :)

Taking Humans out of the Deep Learning Loop - Ryan Adams, Harvard - Deep Learning Summit 2015

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Patrick Ruff commented on 17 Jan 2016

I am working with a lenet style CNN in Python and I have hyperparameters like learning rate, weight decay, etc. but I'm not sure how to use any bayesian optimization. It takes me about 40 minutes to run my model and I would love help tuning. Is there a good tutorial or intro to bayesian optimization? The README files are not very helpful (for stuff like HyperOpt).

Keynote Speaker: Daniel Ellsberg • Presented by SpeakInc • The Cuban Missile Crisis

Restoring the Republic, But Not Through the Candidates

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Thomas Sulcer commented on 28 Sep 2008

I agree the situation looks bleak and your comparison with Rome is apt but I think there is room for hope. I'm starting a movement to bring another Constitutional Convention to Philadelphia in 2009 to restore citizenship, individual liberty, limit the Presidency, fix foreign policy, prevent terrorism (even by our own govt) and restore checks and balances. My ideas are in a new book on Amazon called Common Sense II by me (Tom Sulcer). Please encourage this to happen.

quest2k commented on 23 Sep 2008

both Republicans & Democrats have signed their names to bills that have together weakened large portions of the constitution, so if we are getting the same results from both parties then a vote for either party is a wasted vote. Break the strangle hold of the 2 major parties! vote 3rd party this year, I recommend conservatives check out chuck Baldwin of the constitution party and liberals I think will find Ralph Nader to be a much better choice than Obama.

Thomas Sulcer commented on 28 Sep 2008

Ellsberg is right. We can't count on either party to reform a corrupt system. No president-elect will want to rein in the powers of the Imperial Presidency after having worked so hard and endured so much to become President. A non-partisan solution is needed. My book Common Sense II (on Amazon) calls for a Constitutional Convention. Will anybody join me in calling for a Constitutional Convention to meet in July 2009 in Philadelphia?

sharbeth7 commented on 28 Sep 2008

Yep. So if you don't trust the president, then you would want him to tell others. But if the president does not trust the congress, then what? I think we are in unusual times now. I honestly don't have a problem with the telephone thing because I do believe it is for our protection from terrorists. The telephone tapping has been successful because we have not had another attack on U.S. soil.

datruesouljah commented on 23 Sep 2008

you guys.... gosh...dont you watch the news? we need them to listen and store all of our interactions... it helps them locate the terrorists.. they are not watching us..they are watching the terrorists so we are safe from them....for real...i saw a story on it on cnn AND fox..AND nbc cbs abc msnbc even AMradio... we need to be watched for our SAFTYY....you guys...

Mark Ouellette commented on 24 Sep 2008

the thing is that would make sense if they would release the information on the people who they captured, and who they are watching at LEAST to congress, but the president doesn't have to release any information to anyone. what about if he's not spying on people to find terrorists? well no one would find out would they. theres no one to watch him is the point

PhiloCentinel commented on 11 Feb 2009

Hmmm... well, if I had to start anywhere, it would be it's violaton of civil liberties, and the excessive outgrowth of federal, especially executive, power. Then I wold say our lack of social freedom, then our system of taxation, then our insane spending, and finally our forign policy. So... basically everything.

PhiloCentinel commented on 10 Feb 2009

Well, even if "Chief Executive" and "Commander-in-Chief" were synonomous, which they're not; Washington resigned his comission in 1783, as the War was ending, and 6 years before the modern constitution was ratified. There was no commander-in-chief for a while.

PhiloCentinel commented on 29 Sep 2008

Maybe the majority of Americans who want change are going about it wrong. Maybe we need a rebellion, a revolution to RESTORE the American Republic. I doubt this can be done through presidential elections, and movements like thr Ron Paul revolution.

blackiron60 commented on 23 Sep 2008

Unfortunately for the United States, just as it was with the Roman Republic, once a republic becomes an empire there is no going back and the United States must therefore accept the inevitable decline and fall that all empires experience in time.

PhiloCentinel commented on 11 Feb 2009

The Chief Executive is the head of government. He or she presides over a cabinet, holds veto power/signs bills into law, is typically elected, and leads the executive branch. The Commander-in-Chief is simply the supreme commander of the military.

Harvey Peever commented on 23 Sep 2008

black; agreed. far too many do not believe or understand that every empire fails (given time) and those people are unwilling to accept that they are a part of a declining world power.

PhiloCentinel commented on 10 Feb 2009

I mean a president as we know it. The closest thing the Articles had was President of Congress, which was not an executive position. There was no executive branch.

isis144 commented on 23 Sep 2008

whoever you are the fall of america is planned wake up this is the begining of the end martial law is coming soon fema will show their there true face

PhiloCentinel commented on 12 Feb 2009

I don't think so, they should remain non-mandatory guidelines. I mean, they do oppose a bill of rights.

imtexasblu commented on 23 Sep 2008

Thank you for posting this and giving the link - I hadn't heard of Flora Tv before.

PhiloCentinel commented on 13 Dec 2008

That couldn't work, the articles don't provide for a president in the modern sense.

NewarkWilder commented on 23 Sep 2008

Should be featured on the front page of Youtube. 5 stars...

PhiloCentinel commented on 11 Feb 2009

Alright... I'm not seeing your point...

suskky commented on 23 Sep 2008

He is what I call a true STATESMAN.

PhiloCentinel commented on 11 Feb 2009

Why use anything for swearing in?

toolshed333 commented on 23 Sep 2008

5 stars

PhiloCentinel commented on 10 Feb 2009

and..?

Students of St Cross College, University of Oxford

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ltcs1002 commented on 30 Apr 2010

Go Thad!

Timothy Rose commented on 08 Feb 2013

cheese

Hopless Fatima commented on 08 Mar 2011

HUH

Personal Perspectives on Advancing Energy Sustainability - Millie Dresselhaus 1080p

Computational and Systems Medicine and the iKnife at Imperial College London