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Understanding Speaker Recognition and Adversarial Speech Attacks

TL;DR Explore how parrot training enhances black-box audio adversarial attacks on speaker recognition systems with minimal knowledge and no probing required.

By @botbeat [ 5 Min read ]

Authors:

(1) Rui Duan University of South Florida Tampa, USA (email: [email protected]);

(2) Zhe Qu Central South University Changsha, China (email: [email protected]);

(3) Leah Ding American University Washington, DC, USA (email: [email protected]);

(4) Yao Liu University of South Florida Tampa, USA (email: [email protected]);

Abstract and Intro

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Whats Inside the Recent Massive Google Search API Leak?

TL;DR The article delves into the details of the recent Google search API docs leak and its implications for content creators, website owners, and digital marketers.

By @viceasytiger [ 9 Min read ]

While dodging questions about the authenticity of the documents at first, Google eventually admitted the documents were genuine.

Websites included in these white lists have demonstrated authority, credibility, and a consistent track record of providing reliable information. The criteria for inclusion are stringent, focusing on accuracy and reliability.

For instance,..

The Metrics Resurrections: Action! Action! Action!

TL;DR User Reported Metrics, while important for assessing user perception, are difficult to operationalize due to their unstructured nature.

By @pmukherjee [ 3 Min read ]

Seeing the amazing response to the first 3 articles of this series, I had to come out with a 4th part.

Operational metrics are tracked on a regular basis from production logs and can be used for target setting w.r.t team wide OKRs...

How to Improve the Parallelization of Torch Dataloaders Using Torch.multiprocessing

TL;DR How can one improve the dataloader efficiency of torchs custom dataloader by using torch.multiprocessing in the case of 3D medical images.

By @pixelperfectionist [ 13 Min read ]

reading them from disk can be time intensive

and a large dataset of 3D scans in most cases cannot be pre-read into memory

To prevent multiple reads of patient scans, we would ideally need each patient (let’s imagine 8 patients) to be read by a particular worker...

How to Do a Successful Product Launch When You Have 0 Followers and $6

TL;DR How I launched my project Chill Subs spending only $6 on a domain and gaining 3000 followers on my brand new Twitter/X account in the first 3 days.

By @karinakupp [ 6 Min read ]

Hi! Today, I want to tell you how I launched my project Chill Subs spending only $6 on a domain and gaining 3000 followers on my brand new Twitter/X account in the first 3 days.

Alright, let’s unpack this!

Here’s what it looked like:

What I did:

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