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Hi! My name is John Flores.

I'm a Content Developer for Azure AD.

I'm here today to talk to you about Self-Service Password Reset

for enterprise users. What is Self-Service Password Reset? you may ask.

Self-service password reset or SSPR

as we like to call it, offers a simple means

for IT administrators to empower their

users to reset or unlock their own passwords

or accounts without IT intervention.

Why choose Azure AD Self-Service Password Reset?

Password resets today typically involve

high helpdesk costs. Users having to spend hours on the phone.

Manual configuration and management and Limited control for

administrators who want to enforce security policies.

Did you know that Gartner suggests that nearly 20 percent

of IT spend is spent on helpdesks

resetting passwords. And I don't know

about you, but I hate having to get on the

phone with the helpdesk and go, hey,

this is John Flores I need to reset my password.

No-- No, the other John Flores.

Yeah-- yeah that yep, you set my password to what?

Microsoft123. OK.

Thanks! Wouldn't you like to be able to

control what your users are able to set

their passwords to and give them the

ability to do that themselves.

In the next video, we'll talk about how to Configure SSPR.

For more infomation >> What is self-service password reset? | Azure Active Directory - Duration: 1:33.

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How to register for self-service password reset | Azure Active Directory - Duration: 1:41.

This video will demonstrate the process of registering

for Self-Service Password Reset.

Have you ever spent your whole morning on the phone

trying to reset your password?

With SSPR, you can reset your password or unlock your account

without having to speak to a person.

Before you can use this feature

you must register a few authentication methods

your administrator has decided.

To do this go to aka.ms/ssprsetup.

As you can see here, Bianca was sign in with her organization account.

On the registration page it will ask you to verify two authentication methods.

Bianca will start with the email address,

click on set it up now.

Enter another email address not associated with this account

and click on email me.

This will send a verification code to that second email account.

Copy the code found in that email

go back to the registration page,

paste the code and click on verify.

Next, Bianca will verify her cellphone number for authentication.

Note that her administrator has already populated

the number in Azure AD. She can click on text me

to receive a code on her cell phone.

Enter the code, click on verify and then click on finish.

Congratulations! The user is now signed up for Self-Service Password Reset.

For more infomation >> How to register for self-service password reset | Azure Active Directory - Duration: 1:41.

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Self Destructive Behavior In Relationships - Duration: 13:46.

It's probably pretty important to figure out what is that self-destructive

behavior that gets into our relationships. Let's take that on today.

What we do in a relationship matters. Some of our behaviors are productive and

helpful and others not so much. I remember attending a seminar by Dr. John

Gottman. He is one of the leading researchers in the nation on

relationships particularly marriage. But relationships in general. And as I

attended this seminar, it's kind of funny because I was up there for two days. I

had paid whatever the fees were to attend the seminar. This was early in my

career. I came home after two days. I was sharing with Vicki some of the things

that I had learned. She summed it up beautifully. In just a couple of words.

She says, "oh so do more of what works and less of what does it? Is that what you

learned in two days Paul?" Was like, "yeah that's kind of pretty much it." You do

more of what works and less of what doesn't. What doesn't work in a

relationship? Dr. Gottman nailed it. In his research he found that there was a

predictable four-part pattern that led to the destruction of a relationship. So

as we're talking about self-destructive behavior in relationships, we probably

ought to draw on some of that amazing research that's been done by people who

have reasons to know. The number one thing that he identified is criticism.

Now criticism doesn't have to be real or intended as long as it's

perceived. It works. Think about it. aren't there times when people feel criticized

by you, when you didn't intend any kind of criticism at all? Yeah. It has to do

with their perceptions and the way they're seeing things.

Criticism is one of those most destructive elements and Gottman pointed

out that it leads to the next steps in that four part negative cascade.

Criticism, defensiveness, contempt and stonewalling.

Which means turning away from each other instead of turning toward each other.

Criticism probably the number one thing that can destroy a relationship. The

second one that I came up with. And maybe this one should be number one, because

it's one of my favorite topics. Negativity. Negativity that's tied to the

criticism, right? Because criticism is usually focusing on something negative

and then feeling compelled to bring that to someone's attention, right? Something

that you don't like. Well that's a form of negativity but it's not just in the

criticism. Negativity creeps into relationships and and drives behaviors

within a relationship that are completely self destructive. I say

self-destructive because it hurts you to be negative but it's very destructive to

a relationship because of the effect that it has. Not only criticism but check

this out, what if I'm constantly negative about myself or my circumstances. "Oh my

life is so hard. Oh this stinks. I hate this." Between complaining and criticism,

I'm not much fun to be around at that point. It's a very destructive behavior

within a relationship to be negative. Okay how about another one, selfishness.

Oh yeah this is where it's all about me. It's all about me. I talk about me. I'm

concerned about how I feel. How I feel about you, how I feel about myself. I

might be concerned about how you feel about me see. It's all about me. This

selfishness tends to destroy relationships. You know what for all of

these, just check in with how you feel, if other people are doing these destructive

behavior. Yeah it's just repulsive. You just

want to stay away from that and avoid that relationship. It doesn't draw you in.

Selfishness is the third. The fourth one that I've identified here is - disrespect.

Okay disrespect comes in a lot of different forms. And I picked that word

because I think it summarizes a whole lot of different elements. I've talked in

other videos for example about the love choice. The love choice is that every

interaction we have in a relationship is going to fall on one side or the other.

Either the love side or the hate side. Either a little or a lot.

Disrespect is a hate choice. Let's be clear about that. I think any level of

disrespect is a hate choice. You know I had a an experience back in my training

years. I was running a group for juvenile delinquents

okay, these are teenagers who were referred by the court in to my group. As

I was interacting with these kids there was this one in particular sitting

clear over on the side of the class and he had his hat on backwards and he's

chewing on a toothpick and he's got a bolt through his nose. You know he's got

this attitude. And we're talking about respect and he says, "well I respect

people who respect me." I'm like, "wow that is impressive." That's not hard to do. It's

not hard to respect people who respect you, is it? No. What's challenging is for

you to be respectful no matter what. Disrespect destroys relationships. Now

that kind of leads us into what I wanted to wrap this video up with because we've

just identified four things that can destroy a relationship. Four things that

are self-destructive behaviors within a relationship.

The first one was criticism. The second one - negativity. The third one -

selfishness and the fourth one was disrespect. Okay, so if we're not going to do

those things, what should we replace him with. Let's go

into some opposites and see where we go with that.

Instead of criticism, what if we replace that with appreciation and gratitude.

Appreciation and gratitude, is that the opposite of criticism? Well I don't know,

but it's a pretty good replacement for the criticism. So instead of looking for

what you don't like. Instead of looking for what you don't approve of in this

relationship, what if you were to seek and find, what it is that you're grateful

for? What it is that you appreciate? You shift the direction of your mind to the

appreciation or the gratitude and that's going to change some things isn't it?

Gratitude, appreciation, okay what about for the negativity? Oh that one's obvious.

We're going to replace it with positivity. You know what, go to the main page of

this channel, the intro video is all about how to stay positive. No matter

what. Just go visit that look at it again. I've explained there psychologically how

and why positivity is always a choice. And it doesn't matter what's going on

around you. It's always a choice. I know that's a bold statement but go look at

that video and you'll see exactly what I mean. Can we replace our negativity? Our

noxious negativity, with a little bit of pathological positivity? Pathological, I

get a little bit of flack for that that word. That's it actually the title of my

book, "Pathological Positivity" And I take some flak for that

from a psychological standpoint, the word pathological, means disordered.

Disconnected from reality. Crazy and it sounds a little crazy to

some people. When I make the assertion that I just shared with you, it's

possible to be positive no matter what. That's a challenge because you look at

your own circumstances and it's easy to say, "oh well how can I be positive in the

middle of all this?" Yeah it's a pretty good question, but usually it's not a

question, it's a statement. Disguised is a question. How can I be positive? Hear the

exclamation point? It's not a question. Turn it back into a question and it's a

pretty good question. How can I be positive in the middle of all this? Yeah,

good question. Watch the video I'll share that with you.

Now let's go to the next one - selfishness. Okay,

that one's pretty obvious we're going to replace selfishness with selflessness.

Now this doesn't mean that you don't matter. It means that you change your

focus. You change your focus is not about me. It's about this greater context of we

and all of the people around me. It's not us and them, it's just us. When we change

our focus off of ourselves. Now let me make a little disclaimer here because

there is a benevolent power in self-interest. I'm not talking

selfishness. I'm talking self-interest. An example is, driving on the freeway. The

only reason I can do that safely is because every other driver out there on

the freeway, is concerned about me, no. They're concerned about themselves.

There's a benevolent interest in self-interest or a benevolent make it

possible for other people to live peaceably with us. In fact suicide

bombers, we don't even know how to deal with that. That terrorists used this

tactic because it goes against the human psyche - to put yourself in danger. Okay, so

we count on other people having self-interest and that makes us more

safe. So when I say selflessness, I don't mean you abandon self-interest. I mean

that you get the focus off of yourself. It's not about you. How you feel is only

secondary. There's a greater common shared interest that I think we need to

pay attention to. And so when our focus goes there, it actually serves us

personally better as well. We replace the selfishness with selflessness. Focus on

service and enriching and creating value for other people. There's a lot of other

reasons why that works. And the last one disrespect, we're going to replace that

with respect. Respect is where we value and honor other people as co-inhabitants

of the planet. Other people are more like us than they are different. I know that

there's differences and those differences are important and we honor

and celebrate those differences. It's differences that make us relevant

and interesting to each other. It gives us a reason to have a relationship in

the first place. If we were exactly the same, one of us would be unnecessary and

we won't get into which one. But it doesn't matter anyway because we're

exactly the same right? No, it's our differences that make us relevant and

interesting to each other. We will celebrate those differences and respect

also means that we're more alike than we are different. We all have a heart that

gets filled sometimes with love and other times with fear. We're all like

that. We all struggle to know what is the

right thing to do in this moment. We all ask ourselves similar questions about

our existence. We are more alike than we are different.

I think respect is a manifestation of that acknowledgement. We

celebrate our differences and accept that we are all part of the same family.

I am so glad you're here that we get to have these conversations every day. I

hope you're finding it beneficial.

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Deploying self-service password reset | Azure Active Directory - Duration: 3:43.

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In this video, we'll talk about how we can deploy SSPR?

The first step we want to do

is Choose authentication methods for the users, Ask those users

to register, Configure password writeback

if we're talking to an On-premise's environment,

Enable password for reset from the login screen if we choose to do so,

and then we want to Test SSPR as an end user.

Now let's jump into a demo where we can see this in process.

Okay, so I'm in my demo environment here

and we'll go ahead and enable password reset, so we've logged into the

azure portal, we've gone to Azure Active Directory

and now we're going to click on

password reset. When password reset comes up we'll want to enable

the Self-Service Password Reset,

we'll click all and we'll click save.

We'll come to authentication methods

and we choose we want one authentication method for reset

and let's enable email, mobile phone

and office phone for users to reset their passwords with

we'll save these options.

We'll choose Registration and do we want to require users to register when

signing in. For this environment

we'll say no, since we haven't changed anything

there's nothing to save.

For notifications, we'll choose yes that we want to notify users on

password resets and since this is the default, we don't have to save.

Alright, now that we've seen how to enable SSPR, let's test SSPR as a user.

Users have two options to access SSPR

either from a web browser

or from the Windows Logon Screen, alright let's see

how this works in-- in real life.

So I'm at the login screen and I can't access my account

so I'll hit can't access my account,

and it's my work or school account.

And now I'm presented with the SSPR

get back into your account page.

So, I'll type in my user name helga

and I will enter the characters on screen,

click Next, and now it's going to ask me to verify, who I am ?

So we'll ask SSPR to send me a text message

and we'll have a send a text--

I've gotten a verification code on my phone

and ahead next. Now, I can enter a new password for helga

I'll confirm the password,

and I'll hit finish. My password has now been reset

without IT Intervention.

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Self-Directed 1031 Exchanges: Improving Property Already Owned - Duration: 8:38.

So, an improvement exchange just means we're going to buy something and build things.

Escrow holdbacks do not work, okay?

You can't say, "Gee, I'm buying this property for a million bucks, it needs 100K in work.

We're going to have $100,000 left, as an escrow holdback, do the work later, I never touch

the money."

That doesn't work.

It's got to be complete, at the time of transfer.

So, if we need to do an improvement change, we're going to either maybe build that purchase,

that $100,000, in the purchase price, get the seller to do the work.

If they don't want to do that, or you don't want them to do that, then you've got a choice.

If you're pulling 100, then you're going to pay tax on 100, or we do an improvement exchange,

which means we're going to create that eve once again, the exchange accommodation title

holder, the LLC that it will take ownership, do the improvements, and then convey the improved

property back to the taxpayer.

The improvements ... we're going to describe the property and the improvements to the best

of our ability.

You're going to build a 3,000 square foot single family rental with X dollars, that's

what you're putting on there.

Does the project have to be done to satisfy your exchange?

No, but only what is done, only what constitutes real property at the 180th day, is going to qualify.

In a market like we're in, you're saying, "Gee, I've got a property that I no longer want.

I've got a property over here I would like to build on.

Can I take proceeds from this sale over here to improve this property over here?"

You ask most people, they're going to tell you, "No, you can't do that."

So, we look at the laws and we say, "Okay.

When I look at an exchange, what were my four cornerstones?"

One, it's got to be an exchange.

Two, what's being received is going to have to be of like kind, any real property held for investments, like

kind of with any really property, you're tenthold for investment.

Three, we've gotta have continuity of vesting, once again that first... actually, four is

continuity investing.

Three's a napkin test value and equity across or up.

Four, we've gotta have the tax barrier that relinquishes receives.

So if we look at taking property and ... we're gonna take one, get rid of it ... so we're

gonna take it, comes into us, you gave it to us, we sold it.

We now have money there.

And we know we've got 45, 180 to get you new property of equal or greater value back.

You say, "I've got this dirt over here I wanna build on."

Now, the nice thing about that is, if you bought a piece of property in Multnomah county

today, how long would it take you to be able to build anything on it?

A few years?

I don't know if anyone in here is young enough.

Maybe CC is.

Anyway, the deal is, it takes time.

If you own the property already, you can be prepping and planning, prepping, getting all

the permitting, everything in place, and as soon as the property sells, boom!

We hit the ground running.

Or ... and I grew up in Santa Cruz, California, so anytime the surf was up, the contractors

disappear.

What happens here?

We've got snow, we've got hunting season, things like that happen, right?

Changes.

But, let's say we've got time.

You know that it's harder to build through the winter than the summer, and so you're

timing the transaction, you time your sale to fit.

Anybody familiar with Stafford Hills Swim and Racquet Club, okay?

You swim, you play tennis, you probably know it below Marine park.

The owner/developer of that project came to us in the recession, says, "Hey.

I want to exchange out some apartments I've got into this project."

I said, "Well, you know, that's great, but I don't think you're gonna get your building

sold."

'Cause nothing was selling, right?

Nothing could be moved.

So what'd we do?

I said, go ahead and buy the dirt, get everything planned out, permitted.

Get it all figured out.

When you're building sells, then we'll start this exchange process.

So, by doing that, the underlying dirt was already owned.

So the dirt no longer counts as an [inaudible 00:04:05] for that property that's going away.

So, when this property sells today, this apartment complex, when it did sell, it came in, they'd

done everything including the grating.

Planning, permitting, every-, all the engineering.

Everything was set to go, it was grated.

So when that building sold, they hit the ground running and we just went through it and moved

it right away.

It was a giant erector set, so we burned a pile of money very, very quickly in that scenario.

Did the project get completed within 180 days?

No!

But it didn't have to.

All that had to be completed is, in that scenario ... I don't know, it was like eight or 10

million dollars worth of improvements.

That's what needed to get done.

So-

What constitutes a test for improvement?

Is it a pile of receipts?

Is it into appraising-

Well I have the receipts, I have pictures taken, I have completion certificates,

occupancy permits, if they were in place.

You're gonna document what's there.

So the underlying dirt did not count.

Just what constituted real property, come 180th day, that's what qualified towards the

exchange.

We couldn't get to day 175 and say, "Gee, I've got a half million dollars sitting here,

I'm gonna go pre-pay a labor and material," and have that work.

That would not qualify.

Only what is real property at that time of transfer.

So you're gonna document it however you can.

When we're done with a transaction like that, basically we're gonna have a whole ledger,

because every improvement ... we're talking about improvement exchange.

Once again, we create the entity ... in this scenario, pre-2000, remember, we got guidelines

in 2000 for reverse exchanges.

One of those safe harbors prohibited your receipt of property already owned as a replacement

for property being relinquished.

So, prior to that, what would happen is the property being improved would be deeded over

to us, the proceeds from the sale ... the property goes away, comes in it, goes away

... we take the money due to the improvements and deed the improved property back to the

taxpayer, completing the transaction.

Rev Proc 2000 dash 37 prohibited that, so we went around and around, and Ron said, "Hey.

How about this?

How about we'll use this leasehold interest."

Remember we went back that like kind page?

And I said, make note of the 30-year lease.

30-year leasehold interest in real property constitutes real property.

So, now, today, what we do is we create the LLC, we create a lease ... it has to be either

a term of 30 years or extensions to 30 years ... gets us up to that level that constitutes

a state of real property.

We then build out the improvements and convey those leasehold improvements back to our taxpayer

by midnight the 45th day.

Those leasehold improvements are truly new real property that our client has never owned.

That's the idea.

So, if anyone ever questions it, you say, "Okay, what's the definition of real property?

What's like kind?

What did they receive?"

And by law, at every level, you can check that box.

With that said, do I want you to run out and do these transactions without talking to your

tax and legal people?

Absolutely not.

Because what we're gonna do is we're gonna send you the information, we're gonna send

you a step-by-step of how you do it, we're gonna send you the case law talking about

it, both good and bad, and you're gonna talk to your tax and legal people about it.

And, the idea is, we want your tax people to be happy with it, because if you're ever

audited ... the idea is, if you're ever audited, you wanna be doing things proactively, rather

than reactively.

You want your tax people to know, this is what we did, why we did it ... now, not come

the audit, alright?

Any questions on that?

So, only the improvements count towards the exchange.

If you want the underlying dirt to count towards the exchange, then we have to have it part

of the acquisition through the exchange.

So, a leasehold improvement allows you to improve property that you own today, which

happens a lot because the market's tight and people are not finding what they want.

Maybe you want to do an attached dwelling unit on the back.

We've done those.

We had a renewal lease on a portion of that property.

So, it doesn't have to be all new stuff.

It can just be capital improvements to an existing thing, but only that new real property,

the new stuff that's of like kind is going to qualify.

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How to roll out self-service password reset | Azure Active Directory - Duration: 1:33.

(music)

Hi! Welcome back! In our last video,

we talked about how you can Rollout SSPR.

We're going to talk about now, how you can

go from that pilot phase to a full organization Rollout.

First, you want to do your pilot but with a small group of users.

Usually people find that your IT-- your IT staff,

Administrators, Developers, it's the first place to start.

Second, you'll want to Educate your

helpdesk users on the benefits

and importance of directing users to use Self-Service Password Reset.

Third, you want to Educate your users,

explain to them how Self-Service Password Reset works,

Why you're deploying it and most companies

find that it's important to put up banners, posters, send emails,

get users involved and get them to understand

why you're deploying this

and how it makes their lives easier.

Then you'll want to Rollout to your entire organization

enforcing user registration,

populating possibly an intranet page

or an email to users and then when all said and done,

you've now deployed SSPR. Congratulations..!

Thank you for watching and good luck on your SSPR Rollout.

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науче како тако добро науче уместо тога да користите бруталну силу да бисте израчунали све потезе

може направити као претходно а алфаго користи учење ојачања и неуралне

мреже које имитирају процес учења људског мозга имају на уму да

Древна кинеска игра има много више могућих потеза од шаха колико и постоје

атома у читавом универзуму, тако да нема начина да само израчунате све

могуће је кретање на табли што је практично немогуће из овог разлога

свети грал је АИ-а и учење да урадимо такав задатак од огреботине је огроман

Подизање ове дубоке умове креатори кажу да алгоритам може научити много

више ствари без промене или смерница, другим речима, АИ је

општа сврха увек смо говорили о томе шта ако бисмо на крају могли да пукнемо

идемо и имати програм који би могао бити светски шампион онда морамо имати

изумети неке генеричке алгоритме опште намене тако да су пукли на врху

све то ако питате чудног играча због чега играју одређени потез

понекад ће вам само рећи да се осећате у праву, тако да можете на један начин како бисте могли

мислим да је то много интуитивнија игра, док је шах много

више логике засноване игре тако да је дубок ум гугла дубоког ума је британска

компанија за вештачку интелигенцију која је основана у септембру 2010. године као дубока уметност

технологије преименоване су када је Гугл купио 2014. године за пет година

Стотину милиона долара занимљиво је било тек након тога

Фејсбук је тек завршио преговоре са њима 2013. године

и још једна забавна чињеница да је Елон Муск заправо инвеститор у компанију

да их пратимо, наравно, дубоко је добио компанију године

награду компјутерске лабораторије у Кембриџу у 2014. години, тако да се дубок ум

долазећи од дубоког ума, први пут је покренуо суоснивач од стране Демиса Хасабиса 2010. године

Денис је био дечији геније различитих врста и отишао је од шаховског чуда и

достигавши мастер ниво у 13 години да постане водећи програмер Главе лав-а

Студија за револуционарне игре попут црно-белих након што је наставио

започети сопствени студио за игрице пре одласка да заврши додатне студије

на Универзитетском колеџу у Лондону, овде ће се сусрести с будућношћу

кофунтери дубоког ума у ​​2010-ој. па какав је циљ дубоких технологија

према њиховој веб страници њихов циљ је решити интелигенцију коју покушавају

постићи ово комбиновањем најбољих техника из машинског учења и

системске неуронауке за изградњу моћних алгоритама учења за општу намену или

другим речима, желе формализирати интелигенцију сазнати шта је то и како

функционише завршна игра није само да се имплементира

ово у машине, али и разумеју демос људског мозга објашњавају даље

цитира се покушај дистилације интелигенције у алгоритамски конструкт може се доказати

да будемо најбољи пут до разумевања неких трајних наших мистерија

На крају крајева црта кључ је овде да је ова машина општа намена

веома важно, али више о овоме касније, па како ово све функционише од АИ

дубок ум користи технику под називом дубоко учвршћивање учења која га чини

веома другачији од других АИС-а, као што је ИБМ Вотсон или примитиви

теорија или Гугл сада се управо помиње само за

предефинисана сврха и једина функција унутар њиховог делокруга, њиховог опсега дубине ума тврди то

њихов систем није унапред програмиран и сазнаје из искуства користећи само сирове

пикселе као улаз података тако да начин на који почињемо са тренингом алфаго је приказивањем а

сто хиљада игара се играју јаки аматери које имамо

преузели са интернета и прво у почетку добијамо алфаг

имитирају људског играча, али наравно у крајњој линији желимо

алфаго ће бити јачи од људских аматера и да се такмиче са врхом

стручњаци, тако да начин на који то радимо је када пређемо на ту прву верзију

Научимо да имитирамо људску игру, онда му дозвољавамо да се игра тридесет милиона пута

на нашим серверима и коришћењем појачања учи се да систем учи да се побољша

сама постепено избегавајући грешке и повећавајући и побољшавајући се

његову стопу победа над старијим верзијама саме и након свих ових игара

завршиш са новом верзијом која може да победи стару верзију оригиналне верзије

око 1897-ме технички је ојачање које користи дубок

модел слободног значења што значи да не треба структура или скуп правила за учење

према мишљењу МИТ-а, Гугл алгоритам узима у обзир неуронску мрежу у теорији

треба да имају могућност приступа спољној меморији на начин који имитира

краткорочно сећање на људски мозак на начин да се скоро чини као наш мозак

дизајн би могао бити најефикаснији начин за стварање локалне интелигенције

који би погодио, тако је све добро шта је са овим

термин опште намене шта то заправо значи добро јер је машина

сазнаје из искуства и података који се могу изврсити у великој варијанти

задатака изван оквира, тако да је довољно говора да погледамо

систем у акцији учење како се игра избацити и запамтити машину

није имала никаквог предзнања о томе који задатак је требало да изврши

схватити како све учинити само из сопственог искуства је машина

пре тренинга, ово је буквално први пут када је машина икада видела

овај ток података и контролише зелену ракету овде и то је и ти

можеш видети да губи своја три живота одмах, тако да је у основи ужасно

на утакмици каква би сада очекивала након тренинга

преко ноћи га остављамо играти преко ноћи на нормалном рачунарском рачунару

тако да се око 8 сати враћа ујутро и сада је надчовек

тако да сада машина може да игра просторне освајаче боље него било који човек

моделирао свет света игара тако да је знао где је просторни ток направљен

ово ће бити испред времена, тако да се окупатори простора убрзају када добијете

мање од њих на екрану ради ватра

завршно кратак је врста предиктивног снимка где ће бити коначни Простор Освајача

за неколико секунди, али је супер ствар када схватите како играти неке

игре које ће моћи пренети ово знање и разумевање на више начина

игре у овом тренутку дубок ум тренутно играју игре од 1970-их година

и 80-их, али се тренутно ради на сложенијим 3Д игрицама као што је страшни суд

који се појавио у раним деведесетим како би могао бити АИ опште намене

корисно би волели да користимо ове врсте алгоритама за ствари као што је здравствена заштита

и науку и побољшати брзину открића у тим областима помажући

људски стручњаци постижу више у низу интервјуа о којима је Денис разговарао

апликације у здравственој паметној асистенцији и роботици

апликације за општи АИ и неке друге апликације таквог АИ укључују

везу за сервис за купце компјутерске визије финансија опште рачунарске науке и

објављивање вести и писање АИ опште намене у ствари би могле бити огромне

сматрати као још једну научну науку која је много слична као што је Њутнова физика положила

основе за технологије као што су ракете наука основана уопште

дигиталне неуралне мреже које користе умножавајуће учење могу поставити

основе за незамисливе ствари у блиској будућности

Добро, тако да је готово на крају видео-снимка, али треба поставити једно питање

забринути смо у хиљадама година значајне цивилизације наше модерне

постојање сада је аномалија којом смо превазишли границе природе

технологија која нам помаже да олакшамо такав начин живота, вештачку интелигенцију

је другачији разлог зашто је АИ прва ствар коју су људи створили

има тенденцију да функционише на начин на који не можемо предвидети, па треба да бринемо о мојимј веровањима

да страх од непознатог је углавном оно што погађа хистерију која се појављује

од анксиозности у АИ-у нема довољно времена у овом видеу да прође кроз све

теорије о томе како ствари могу изаћи, али то је занимљива тема унутар

сама веб страница чека, али зашто је прилично занимљива и свеобухватна

погледајте АИ немамо времена да истражимо све, али чланак не подиже

занимљива ствар, иако се ради о томе како људи немају могућност

доживљавају експоненцијалну промену дуго времена људи неће узимати АИ

озбиљно и чини се да је напредак веома спор, а онда одједном

то би могло преболети наша необуздана очекивања један од метода које АИ

може искористити за постизање овог исхода, дајући себи способност за себе

побољшање тако да следи закон о убрзавању повратка Стивен Хокинг и

Елон Муск обојица показују своје резерве према АИ, али други воле

Пол Елен суоснивач Мајкрософта има различите погледе ако можете заборавити

филм Терминатор за тренутак постоји могућност да АИ може бити човек

највећи савезник који решава основне проблеме на нашој планети и дозвољава нам

да имамо технологију и инфраструктуру која би нас иначе могла учинити

вековима ако покушамо сами да сазнамо, али са друге стране постоји

могућност да АИ може бити злонамерна и да ће нас надмашити, али у овој фази ми

стварно једноставно не знамо и опет ово је прича за други дан

тако да у овом тренутку нисам забринут, али опрезно оптимистичан као за дубок ум

један од њихових услова након што је Гугл купио то што они успостављају

Ал Етички Одбор и мислим да ће се већина нас сложити да је то опрезно

одлука у свему можемо бити у историјској тачки критичну тачку

вештачка интелигенција будућност могла да види дубоко неурално Учење и генерално

наменски АИ у нашим паметним телефонима и рачунарима неки кажу да можемо чак и

морају почети размишљати о читавој новој економији разлога да би АИ могао преузети

пуно информационих интензивних специјализованих послова које остављају само посао

су креативни или емоционални у природи нешто што ја никад не бих постигао

искрено не могу рећи где ће све ово водити са сигурношћу, али онда

опет мислим да нико не може ако погледаш макро слику у свему

овога након много деценија настојања да изграде паметније рачунаре и алгоритме

Испоставило се да је најбољи план био у нашим главама све време човек

мозак, тако природно, да су наши умови толико способни, зависи само од тога како ми користимо

тако да је то крај видео захвалности

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Go Publish Yourself Episode 1: The Self-Publishing Landscape - Duration: 13:54.

Hi, everyone, welcome to Go Publish Yourself, an IngramSpark podcast.

Hi, I'm Robin Cutler, the Director of IngramSpark.

And I'm Justine Bylo and I manage our Author Acquisitions Program.

Well, hi Justine.

As we are wrapping up 2017, I thought it would be a really good idea to talk about the year,

what were some of the highlights, and then look towards 2018 and beyond.

What are trends that we're looking for these next couple of years.

Do we want to just jump right in?

Yeah, it's been a really interesting year.

What do think has been this past year, in 2017, what were things that stood out for

you?

There was a lot.

The genres really had some interesting changes this year.

On the road at all the conferences, I was hearing all of these interesting shifts, especially

in the world of genre fiction.

The biggest thing this year was that people don't want political thrillers anymore.

Nobody wants politics.

Everybody is so burned out at the end of 2017.

They really are.

And non-fiction too.

I mean, nobody wants to read politics in any way, shape, or form.

No.

Just stay away from it at this point I think is the solid advice.

Because of that too, there's some really big shifts in romance, which I found really fascinating.

Because that's been all over the place for the last few years, right?

There's constantly shifts within the romance industry because it moves so quickly.

But we saw this really interesting change back to people wanting chick lit books.

Like the Bridget Jones' Diary days, Diary of a Shopaholic, all those.

People wanted books like that because it was these characters that we recognized, a world

that we recognized, but with a happily ever after.

And everyone loves a good happily ever after.

Oh, yeah.

I wonder why that is?

You think it's the MeToo movement?

Is that part of it?

This happened before, but I think that there was a change in women's solidarity.

It started with the Women's March this year.

Oh that's right.

Yeah, that set the tone for the romance world this year.

Quite frankly, I love those books, so I'm not mad that they're back

In romance, are women still waiting for the man to appear?

Oh, god no!

It's such an old cliche now.

No, instead of the damsel in distress it's the duke in distress, which I love.

Yeah, I like that too.

It's this guy who needs the saving, and it's up to the woman to save him, which is great.

That's interesting because this weekend I just saw the new Star Wars movie, and it's

the girl that's the new Jedi, right.

Exactly.

I'm really thrilled by that.

I think that's really fantastic.

They're kicking some butt.

It's great.

That also goes along, maybe this is as we move into trends into 2018, I also see empowerment

of young girls in some of the literature that we're seeing.

Yes, and that even started earlier this year as well, that we are seeing a lot of children's

books with girls as the female protagonist, who are doing great things.

And they weren't dependent on other people.

They were fighting themselves, and it was a really awesome trend that I don't see stopping

anytime soon.

Yeah, I don't either.

You mentioned earlier, when we were talking on a break, about the unreliable girl narrator.

What is that?

The unreliable female narrator.

She is your Gone Girl.

She is your Girl On the Train.

She is your book title with any girl in the title.

She's the opposite of empowered women?

Yeah, she's this unreliable woman where you get the whole story from her perspective,

but she's got some problems.

That's going to be evergreen, but I think people want something a little bit different

now.

That is weird that we went through that trend in this past year and the year before.

Because those were the big books.

Yeah, and this year The Woman In Cabin 10 is really big.

Again, it was that unreliable female narrator who sees a murder happen, and I think we need

to move past that trend a little bit.

I don't want to read about that.

Although, I did love Gone Girl.

That's a great book.

They're good page turners.

Yeah, they really are.

One of the things that we've seen at IngramSpark is, and this is looking towards 2018 as well,

is the rise of poetry, which is kind of surprising, isn't it?

Yeah, and it's kind of been on the rise for the past few years.

This year it really had a moment.

I don't think that it's going to stop anytime soon.

We have an author at IngramSpark, named Robert Drake, who writes wonderful poetry and his

books have been doing incredibly well for the past few years.

Then the number two book in book sales this year was Milk and Honey, which was another

big success in the poetry world.

The thing that I find is a common denominator between those hits are that they're targeting

a younger audience who is reading in print and they're a little angsty, which I find

fun, that teenage angst getting written out in poems in a really beautiful way.

It's pretty great.

The other thing you talked about is, because you're more up to speed on this than I am,

about zombies and vampires and the weirdos that I don't like really particularly to read

about.

But you think there--

You're not a paranormal person.

But you think those are over.

What's going to replace that in the paranormal in 2018?

I honestly think that witches are going to be on the rise.

And one of my agent friends and I agree that we think ghosts are coming back in some way.

Oh, yeah, like that movie Ghost with Patrick Swayze.

Oh, I would read that romance novel.

Oh my gosh, yeah.

I can see that, right.

I love that.

I love witches.

It's time for a Harry Potter-like thing to come back.

Yeah, I agree.

It's been 20 years.

What about superheroes?

Are we done with superheroes?

I'm so tired of superheroes.

I'm so tired of superheroes too.

But there's one exception this year, and that exception was Wonder Woman.

Oh, that's right.

And that kind of ties back to what we were talking about with the year of the woman this

year.

Totally, yeah.

And she's not going away anytime soon.

No, she's here to stay.

Yeah, absolutely.

Let's turn our focus away from genre and talk a little bit about self-publishing as far

as it relates to the entire publishing industry.

What do we see there?

I know we've talked in other podcasts about booksellers and how we're happy at Ingram

to see more booksellers starting new businesses rather than booksellers that are going under.

We're seeing more bookstores.

Yeah, the independent bookstores had a really good year.

That's in part due to the fact that readers know what they want to read and they trust

recommendations from their local booksellers, so they will go to their local bookstore and

say, "I really want a book about this."

Those people can recommend a book to them.

It's the niche market.

It's targeting a niche market.

Plus, when you visit a bookstore, you always find a book that you didn't know about, right.

You always find that there.

I was at The Ripped Bodice out in Culver City and, a romance fan myself, I went there saying,

"I want a really great swashbuckling historical."

And they were able to recommend three to me.

It was fantastic.

Was it the damsel rescuing the duke?

Oh yes, oh yes.

That's great.

Then in terms of other things we've seen here at IngramSpark we continue, which is a very

wonderful thing, we continue to see print books are not going away anytime soon.

Readers still prefer print as far as a reading medium.

Yeah, and even though we had a bump in print last year and the year before because of adult

coloring books, we're still seeing print books on the rise.

Especially amongst younger people.

The teenagers associate e-readers and iPads and all that with homework and want nothing

to do with that when it comes to reading for pleasure.

They absolutely pick up a print book.

And it's a generation that grew up on Harry Potter in the printed book, waiting for that

midnight release.

You remember that?

Those are my favorite.

I know, I love that.

I always dressed up like a complete dork, but it was the best.

It was so fantastic.

We still, at IngramSpark believe in and encourage all of our customers to make their books available

in multiple formats.

I always say you don't know what your reader prefers, what sort of format, so make it available

as an e-book, make it available as a print book.

The other thing we're seeing as a rise is hard cover books.

Oh, yeah.

What do you think about that?

I think it's durability.

Having a nice, hard cover in your hand.

What do you think?

It just looks better on a shelf.

Oh, that's true.

"Shelfies" are a thing now.

If I'm going to invest in a book, I want it to look good on my shelf.

Oh, yeah, have some bragging rights.

And also, if I've met the author, or it's one of my favorite authors, I want that book

for all time, because I'll likely go back and re-read it.

It's not that much more expensive for a hardcover book.

Yeah, my mom does the same thing.

It's a real thing.

What haven't we covered here?

Another big trend is publishing this year was the hybrid author.

Traditionally published authors taking their passion projects and going indie, which was

a really great thing.

And we got a new term out of it too: hybrid author; it's pretty great.

That was another interesting thing that we've seen that authors can jump the lines much

more easily.

Or some authors that have published previously and those rights have been returned back to

them, and then they could republish them under their own imprint, which I think is fantastic.

Yep, that's keeping those books alive.

Yes, forever.

I just love that.

We predict a really wonderful year in 2018.

There's no end to self-publishing, self-publishers, to indie bookstores rising up.

This is going to be the best year ever for indie authors and indie publishers.

I think so too.

If the movies are any indication of how 2018 is going, this year most of the movies nominated

for major awards were indie films, and I think that the book industry is going to clue in

closely to that in 2018.

We're going to see some real indie hits, which is going to be fun to see.

There's never been a better time for an author to have the possibility of their work being

transformed into other media like film or audiobook I think is also another format that's

something that authors should think about as well.

Absolutely, and in terms of genre predictions for 2018, women, women, women.

That's all I can say.

Yeah, even if you're a man and you're writing your book, you should probably include some

strong women characters in there, don't you think?

Oh, absolutely.

But I do want to say to our listeners that if you are writing a book and it is not one

of the trends we have discussed today, that is fine.

Do not write to trend.

Write what you want to write.

Because then you're going to make the best book that you can possibly make and it's going

to find its market.

The best-selling books are usually the ones that have had the most passion in the author,

because not only is it a better written book, but the author also promotes the book better,

because they love it so much.

Oh yeah, exactly.

Yeah, I totally agree with that.

Passion sparks passion.

Well, I think that's the best way to end this, Justine.

These are our predictions for 2018, and we look forward to you signing on to IngramSpark.com

following us on our blog, and just staying close in touch with us.

We love you all.

We'll see you out on the road in 2018.

Bye bye.

Bye.