Waching daily Sep 28 2018

Hello everyone, my name is Xingyao Zhang, In this video,

I will briefly introduce our micro paper "Towards Memory Friendly Long Short-Term Memory Networks on Mobile GPUs".

Intelligent personal assistant or IPAs are widely used

nowadays, which is mainly supported by long-short term memory networks or LSTMs. Although the

IPAs are mostly installed on mobile devices,

the computations are operated on the cloud GPUs, because of the bad performance of LSTM

execution on mobile GPUs. In this work, we first analyze the

bottleneck of the LSTM execution on mobile GPU. Given the GPU kernel

execution of one LSTM layer. The major kernels are repeat launched in group of cells.

We observe that the kernel for weight matrix

multiplications in each cell contribute more than 80 percent of the

Total GPU execution time. And when we look into it, we find the memory access is the bottleneck.

So we propose following

optimizations. First at the inter cell level,

We observe the weak links between adjacent cells. And leveraging this feature,

We propose layer division to break the LSTM layer into sub layers. Then we have the layer

reorganization to parallelize the cell processing from different sub layers. Therefore the data locality

between or among the cells can be enhanced. And at the intra cell level, we observe that in the weight matrix,

four rows will be mapped to one output element, and sometimes one of the four rows will

directly determine the output element value. Therefore,

We reorganize the computation flow to first

process those important rows, and use the results to locate the trivial rows in the rest weight matrix

Finally, we skip those triple reow computations during the execution for the rest of the weight matrix

Thus, the over data moment for weight loading can be reduced. Thank you for your listening

Welcome to my talk on Monday afternoon 2-A session

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Hello everyone, it's SAI, it's an info that has just fallen, following a 7.5 magnitude earthquake, a tsunami has been created in indonesia at Sulawesi,

let's look where it's on google maps, you have india, thailand, vietnam and the place we are talking about.

Two videos are currently running on social networks, it should be filmed in the town of Palu, but I can not not tell you exactly what is the original source,

because everyone steal videos of each others without mentioning where it comes from.

These images are very impressive, fortunately people are sheltered at height,

there was an tsunami alert, but according to aljazeera it took time to make up the announcement to local people.

I hope that it did not have too much impact because this extrem thing is dangerous,

we do not talk about torrential rains but a wall of water that reaches you at full speed, you can't run to go to a shelter.

I leave you on these images, courage to people on the spot, this period is pretty ruthless.

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Can I Live Animal Rights Music Festival (OFFICIAL VIDEO) - Duration: 39:04.

we are here at the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn at the first ever New York City

Animal Rights Music Festival we're here with Rachel Lin she is one of

our performers Rachel how long have you been vegan it will be seven years so you

have a very beautiful track that is about you no animals in the

slaughterhouse when did you write that I wrote that a couple of years ago

actually and it was a really cool way to sort of make art my activism we put out

a lyric video for it that was created by all vegan artists so it really became

like a community project sort of it's got a lot of visual art in it so it's a

lot of visual artists and we approach different outlets on different vegan

outlets and publications to sort of get the word out about it and there was a

really positive response and it sort of just validates this whole artists

activism so is is that track on the CD that tracks actually not on this CD it's

a single all by itself all the proceeds from the sale are being

donated on an ongoing basis to Mercy for Animals so it's sort of its own little

entity and I have got download cards with me today for a dollar so people can

just sort of be donating on an ongoing basis

well it's a beautiful song guys definitely go check out Rachel Rachel

Lin on YouTube it's a beautiful video beautiful song

and we're going to hear her performant to night and thanks so much for joining

us

this is a really pretty elephants and rhinos who are being poached at great

grades and this one that global March for elephants and rhinos contest which

allowed me and a friend to go to Africa for two weeks and see them in their

natural habitat and I never want to go in a zoo again because once you see

where I'm free you just you just it's never the same right so this is called

where will the Giants

this fear is

see

I'm here with music and he is gonna be our deejay for this evening music thank

you so much for joining us how long have you been vegan I've been vegan since

last November so November 2017 and how long have you been an activist around

the same time I got into it Manhattan there was like this huge thing for they

were holding like an art exhibit and there was a bunch of mice underneath

like this floor board and so that was like my first real demonstration but

brazeau and a couple other buddies walked in and I was like oh because they

thought I was working with the guy I was like trying to tend to the mice it was

kind of like a secret agent but yeah I just like wanted to make sure they were

all right so they arm they added me took a bunch of Facebook and like being

events and stuff and then I just started from there started coming out to like

more demonstrations reaching out to people and I got in touch with hey it's

all them it's that's how I got like introduced to all this cool so the type

of music that you do I love it I think it's it's really cool and you call it

wildlife music and every track kind of correlates to an animal in the wild

when did you start creating this good question I actually started a while back

I was actually in college making music I went to a college it didn't really work

out for me but the music kind of remained and so like I'd be posting on

and off line like just different tracks and eventually I realized like I could

put it to a different use and ID once I had become vegan I started putting it

towards towards animals so all my tracks were renamed from the past they were

kind of remixed remastered and then I just brought them on to my new song

called channel cool and on a scale of one to ten how excited are you for this

event probably a thousand that I'm also a thousand nervous it's my first

performance but you're gonna be great thank you so much for joining us

people that should not be is not active tonight all the money goes in center

lane are the money goes are these red applauses this is what we raised money

for folks all this taxpayer all this red shit you don't need you know raise money

for the record mrs. anyway I'm gonna shut up listen sweetheart

I'm here with Steve grant Steve you are from Florida yes and how long did it

take you to get here to that I would say about two-and-a-half hours or so and

then add another hour so I guess I guess three hours by plane

yes plane then car and then a bunch of other madness of vehicles yes but so you

you're you'd pretty much do anything for the animals yes definitely yes and how

long have you been vegan you gonna say about going on six years now yeah how

long have you been an activist activist probably about eight years yeah

even outside of veganism as well so I'm on like all topics across the board full

spectrum of what needs to be done so yeah and you do a lot with anonymous for

the voiceless and the cubes how long have you been doing the the cube works

pretty much when it started I mean once we saw the you know the the expansion of

the anonymous for the voiceless blow-up since the South Florida chapter started

popping up I'd say almost two years maybe roughly a year and a half I think

yeah about that yeah and you're gonna perform one of your tracks tonight that

also has a music video on YouTube and it's you know there's a lot of like

animal footage and how is the feedback for that video been feedback from that

video has actually been surprisingly pretty tremendous because a lot of

people that normally follow me for other reasons that has nothing to do with

veganism or even understanding how the animal agriculture or the industry of

how the treatment of animals are in the first place they finally got to see that

and they were struck so hard and they never really realized that because

they've researched and they've been exposing many many other issues of what

we deal is just the people in general in the system and for them to see me

connect on that level that was like a big whoa kick back and it was able to

actually connect with a lot of people and kind of like shift them in the right

way to when they start making it you know more health conscious decisions and

also make the compassionate connection with these animals because like I said

before like they don't unless you're able to see it that's why I made the

video like that and that's what also why I made the video like about 7 minutes

long I didn't want to be a regular song two or three minutes I wanted to

actually draw this out so I wanted them to really realize that this is a very

long you know brutal drawn-out situation for

these creatures and you know seven minutes is nothing compared to what they

really get to go through yeah see thank you so much for joining us we're so

excited to see you perform and thank you again for coming up and being a part of

this that's really and I appreciate everything you've done and as well as

fili I'm sure I'll see him in a few whatever he's at and you know really

really amazing that you guys were able to create this event and bring someone

like me shooting all the way over from South Florida you know just to do this

for this bigger cause that's beyond all of us so thank you very much thank you

y'all are gorgeous Dan what was that about

okay you got some pipes to fuck with that means the dumb question of the

night who's being

this man we're staying yo shadow brother right here in Connecticut voiceless and

every man is in the streets let's doing the work that needs to be done

I'm here with super composure super composure on a scale of 1 to 10 how

excited are you for this event 10 absolutely super excited and you're all

you're all set up and you're ready to go what are we gonna be hearing from you

tonight soundcheck everything's ready to go

we'll be hearing a set of original music with a strong animal rights message and

how long have you been vegan when we get 2000 so you've been vegan you've been

doing it for a while and how long have you been an activist I've been active

activist as a recent you know there's been a surge of activism and it's been

really credible and I've been active for at least a couple years now okay awesome

well you're also you're the guy who shows up at the cubes with like the suit

and everything and you look really you look really professional and put

together so we appreciate you here we appreciate your activism and thank you

so much for joining us absolutely you know spread the message

you know fight foot animals you know this obligation

what would you say if you were talking to somebody about not eating animals

anymore maybe switching up to a plan

I'm here with Neil Kohn is another one of our performers Neil thank you so much

for joining us thank you so much for having me

so we've interviewed you before but I'm gonna ask you this question again how

long have you been vegan I guess it's about 18 years now

so I'll give it 18 more years and see how I feel just decide whether I want to

stick with it or not and how long have you been using your music as your like

vegan the activism probably at least that long or longer

I've back in nineteen you know somewhere around there I thought it would be cool

we we used to do a lot of DIY stuff and make flyers and pass them out

you know anti meat anti this and I did a lot of PETA stuff back then because

there weren't as many groups and now there's just an amazing amount of groups

an amazing amount of activism coming from all different angles and everyone's

putting their own spin on you know the same concept is that you know animals

are not ours and we're here to protect them but we used to do it with flyers

and we used to put stickers on you know meat in the supermarket and

flyers and go to McDonald's and you know fuck shit up at McDonald's and you know

take it to the streets pretty much some real punk some real punk shit very punk

aesthetic yeah that's that's how it was done back then and now you know kind of

doing the same thing but now we have a lot of social media stuff and different

ways of doing it and different ways of connecting with people that are doing

the same thing and it's cool because especially this is we're all coming

together for the common good all different kinds of music every every

every way that we think about activism is all kind of converging so I'm happy

about it and glad to be here so what are we gonna hear from you tonight we're

gonna hear some acoustic versions of some worship angel songs so normally I

play with a full band and everything but tonight it's just gonna be a

stripped-down set I'm gonna do a few a few songs and I have them written down

and I'll look at it later but I figured it out today I go with what mood I'm in

so I wrote down some songs and yeah there there are songs that are gonna be

on the record which is a full length war show angels record and one of them is

also on home on the range which is a farm animal sanctuary benefit with Yoko

Ono and Joan Jett and Moby and pretenders which is what I think we

talked about last time yes yes the last time we interviewed you well Neil thank

you so much for joining us and for being here and for everything that you've done

to help us out we really appreciate it oh absolutely I'm glad I could help out

and we'll see you inside sounds great thank you so much thank you

the judges

see the protests you know saying and this some of you in the house tonight my

dad I can't even say your names because people are not supposed to know about

you know this and I'm serious people in high schools know about you because in

our movement there's things that have to be done for the animals where we risk

our freedom where we risk a livelihood where we risk our reputation and there's

some of you want a house tonight which will remain nameless that do that

that do that yeah

if you are on the battlefield already maybe I'll see you next time you know I

mean because you can't stop just just can't stop that veganism can't just stop

the eating animals they were seeing we gotta you gotta take it a step

further because let's say you convert one vegan away which is amazing amazing

to compare one a week in a week but you know what if you comfort one thing you

know with that only means that you converted 50-plus vegans in one year you

know what that means does anybody know what that means no

that means that you will never see a vegan world in your lifetime because

there's 7 billion people on this planet so it's not just enough to be able to

convert 1 recompete

you've got to do whatever you can you got to get to the next step you guys

you're not saying break most take it further take it further you know saying

and that's it and that's it love you

see you next shit thank you guys so much for coming to keep the party going if

you guys are interested yes cute what no I'm done I'm drinking now you're crazy

come on

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HARASSED AND FIRED FROM WORK | Video by Psych-Minded - Duration: 11:21.

Welcome back to Psych-Minded. I'm your host Kalley Marie. Today we're gonna

be doing a personal story. I want to talk about the time that I was harassed and

fired. I want to tell this story for a couple reasons but mostly to just talk

about how it affected me and the lessons that I learned. Hopefully help you

guys out if you have been fired or just to not make the same mistakes I did. I

want to say up front that this video is not a bash on anyone or any company at

all. This is simply my personal experience going through what I did and

what sort of my take on the situation was. Also, the things that I did and

didn't do to try to mediate the situation. So keep that in mind. I am NOT

doing this video to make anyone upset. I simply want to talk about what

happened. On my channel, I do a lot of personal stories and this was something

that really affected me. Growing up, I wasn't told that it was

common to be fired. I didn't really expect myself to ever get fired. I

thought that was something that happened other people. Unfortunately this was

the first out of two times that I was fired.

This first time was very very shocking it really really affected me

emotionally. I think that's why it's important to talk about. It's really -- when

when we're in situations where we're being harassed or were being basically

treated unfairly, it's really important that we know that other people have been

through it, too, and other people have survived and been stronger for it.

That is the point of this story. That is the message behind this story. I don't

want to bad-mouth anybody. I wanted to sit down and talk with you guys about

something that I've been through and how I dealt with it and how I felt. Okay, so

this story begins when I moved to Oregon at the beginning of 2014. I had been

working in the medical field for about three or four years at that point.

I started out as a nursing assistant and had worked in hospitals.

I've done hospice care. I worked with Alzheimer's a lot. So I was a little

burnt out. I was looking for a change. I still wanted to be involved in the

medical field, but I didn't want to be as hands on with patients. I needed a little bit of

distancing and some emotional space from, sort of, being really involved with

patient care. So when I moved to Oregon, that was kind of the opportunity

for me to make the switch. So I decided to do some more

receptionist work, like office administrative, sort of, clerical

stuff. At the time, it was a really rocky time in my life. I had just

moved to Oregon. It was a huge move for me. I was 22 and had just had one of my

surgeries. I'm a cancer survivor if you haven't seen my video yet, you can watch

that. I had just had one of my surgeries that pertained to that So

I was still kind of recovering and just really anxious to just get on with my

life; really anxious to move forward and start anew and leave my old state behind.

I moved from Utah and was just looking for a brand new start and so when I got

to Oregon, within like three days I found this great little job. At least I

thought I found this great little position. The commute was a little

intense but the pay was pretty good. The pay was great -- the pay was almost

double what my job in Utah was. I didn't really hesitate to take it. I was

a little nervous I wasn't going to be able to do the job well. I kind of

went in not as confident as I could have been but I was prepared to take notes

and get it down and make sure that I could do a

good job. When I started with my supervisor -- I'm just gonna

call her Miss Supervisor -- I started with Miss Supervisor. We started

on the same day at this health clinic. I eventually had a manager

but we'll get to that. My supervisor and I we got along we got along pretty

well at the beginning. Then over time I felt like she got to know me more and

then didn't like me as much. So it was a little disheartening but it's okay.

I didn't end up dealing with her as much. I ended up going to a different

location. That's when I was working with Miss Manager. We'll just call her

Miss Manager. Miss Manager, right away

I could tell she didn't like me. You know, at this time in my life, I

didn't really like me. So it made sense that people weren't really gravitating

towards me and I wasn't really getting along with people. So I will take that. I

will claim that. I -- I definitely know my attitude could have been a lot better.

But I did my best. I met Miss Manager and I knew that our personalities were

totally opposite. I sort of did my best to work around that. You know, at the

end of the day, it was unfortunate because I was not picking up on on how

to do the procedures correctly. I was not picking up on how to do the job well.

I was being really criticized. I was put under a lot of pressure. It just

became a really negative work environment -- a really negative situation.

So one day I was feeling kind of helpless and kind of stuck and knew that

I had to reach out to my supervisor and have her come out to our location and

sit down and talk with us. This whole time I was really trying to be

professional. I was really trying to honor my own boundaries and respect

myself. All that went on doesn't really matter.

I was just harassed. I was harassed pretty badly and it got to the point

where it did affect my mental and emotional health to a really bad

degree. It got worse because if you watch my channel you

know that I've struggled with depression and anxiety for my whole life and I am a

suicide survivor. So talking about killing people or people being killed is

not appropriate in the workplace to begin with but that was essentially

brought up in the worst way. Ahat happened was when my supervisor came out

to have this meeting with us, she was listening to the manager talk about me.

It was all three of us in the room and my manager, she said, "every day I go

home and I want to kill you." and she said that to me in front of my supervisor.

To me it felt like a direct threat. I don't know who says that. I was really

thrown off guard. I've never heard of people verbalizing that to

other people, like, I want to kill you? Especially somebody who was in a

position to be superior to me, it was -- it was completely inappropriate and

uncalled for. Right there I called it and I turn to my supervisor and I said,

"who says that to a person?" You know? Who says that? I was just kind of

looking at her and I said "what are you gonna do about this? what are you gonna

do? And she literally did nothing. She did nothing, you guys. I never have felt

so helpless and alone. From that point forward it was evident to me that

this was not a safe place for me to be. This was not a company that was willing

to support me. This was not a company that was willing to work with me at all.

It was really unfortunate and I sort of smelt that it was coming. I knew that

regardless of how I was being treated, even if I was not the one who

was instigating these situations most of the time, it didn't matter. I knew that I

was basically the lowest on the totem pole and that I was gonna get fired.

I did a lot within my power to stop it but at the end of the day I think it was for

the best. I was pretty burnt out and pretty

destroyed after those comments. So getting fired was a relief but it also

killed me. It was like one of the most unfair moments of my life. I

remember driving back home and it was like a 45 minute drive because

I said that that commute was really long. That was one of the few times that

I have cried so hard in my life. The injustice of what had happened was just

unbelievable to me. I had really tried when my supervisor had fired me

when she came in at the end of the day a couple days later and fired me. I really

fought to keep myself there at least to give myself time. I couldn't

believe I was just gonna go home and that was it and and I had to start the

job search all over again after only like three months of being at that job.

So I obviously was okay. I learned a lot from it and I moved forward into a

different position. I worked at an Alzheimer's Clinic shortly thereafter

and I loved doing that. I doing that before I went back to school

and it was it was good. So everything worked out for the best. There was

one last thing that did happen and I'm a big believer in karma. I think we all

need to treat people with respect and kindness. I didn't ever hope or wish

for this but this was something that just sort of happened. It's kind of

too funny not to tell. I don't know the exact circumstances, again, this was my

perspective. This was two or three years later. I was doing a lot better. I

had just gotten married. This was like a year ago. I was at the Fred Meyer

and I walk into Fred Meyer and lo and behold who is working at Fred Meyer?

Stacking soup cans? It was my old supervisor. It was the woman who failed

to do anything when it was her job to to essentially manage us -- she failed to

do that. And I don't know if by choice she would have been stocking soup cans

at the Fred Meyer. So it made me wonder did she get fired too? Did something

awful happen that made circumstances not so good for her either? So I don't

know -- that's karma. I think if there's a lot of lessons involved in this. Not that

there's anything wrong with stocking soup cans at Fred Meyer, but for someone

in their 60s that's not an ideal job. So it kind of caught

me off guard. I don't think she recognized me -- she didn't even see me.

I only saw her for a little bit but it was definitely her. Part of me felt

bad but like I said it goes to show that you have to treat people with kindness

and if I'm ever in a position to manage people or be a supervisor, that situation

showed me what not to do and it showed me how I'm gonna treat my

employees if I'm ever so lucky to be in a position to manage people.

So that experience to me taught me so much about what I'm able to

handle on the job. What I'm able to handle at work. Where my boundaries lie

with my co-workers and you know I was 22 years

old I was so young and had very little experience working in corporate. That

was part of it is. It was a corporate -- huge corporation and just not a good fit.

So I'm really happy everything worked out the way it did. If you've been

fired, leave a comment below -- let's talk about it. I want to talk about these

things with all of you guys because it really is so important that we don't

feel alone and I know that when I got fired that was the most lonely isolating

place to be. So reach out, drop a comment. Don't forget to subscribe for more

amazing mental health content and personal stories from me and I will see

you guys next time! Bye!