hey everyone it's James from fun foods and
today I'm going to show you how to make this giant
Kinder Surprise egg now if you don't
know the Kinder Surprise egg is their
sold just about everywhere all over the
world with the exception of the United
States because of a choking hazard so
they're illegal here in the United
States so I made my own giant surprise
egg now it's just a chocolate egg that
has a hollow inside and inside of it
there's usually a little small capsule
with a toy in it so there is a capsule
inside this thing and it does have
something inside a surprise that you
have to wait till the end to see so make
sure you keep watching our show you
step-by-step how to make this also just
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videos the first thing you need to do is
start off with a microwave-safe dish or
you can do this over to stove we got the
double boiler you can do that as well
we're just going to melt down our candy
wafers which are nothing more than
little milk chocolate candy wafers will
pour it into this dish here take this
put this in the microwave at 30 seconds
at a time stirring in between each
time it should take a few minutes for it
to melt down completely now that our
chocolate has melted down what I want to
do is take a mold I have a egg mold is a
very large egg mold I got this online
i'll put a link in the description below
if you want to get a hold of one of
these and i'm just going to take this
and for my chocolate in there now before
i do that i have a cookie sheet where I
have these other little Tupperware
Tupperware bowls on it and I'm just
going to set this on there just to kind
of hold it so it doesn't flop around
because the egg shape doesn't work very
well for stability anyway and it's going
to pour my chocolate into this mold if
we can just wash it around
when it's pretty much covered you can
take the excess out just by draining it
back into your bowl it's a good idea
right now just to go across the top with
an offset spatula or something just to
make it nice and even especially at the
point where we drained it now just take
this whole thing stick it in your
refrigerator for 10 to 15 minutes and it
should harden up nicely our chocolate is
hard enough nicely but I want to do
another coat just to make sure it's on
there thick enough so that when we pop
it out it doesn't fall apart now
sometimes your chocolate might be a bit
thick and what you can do is click like
a teaspoon or two of vegetable oil and mix it
in with it and that'll thin it out
nicely so I'm just going to take this
and I'm going to pour it in just like I
did the first time I'm going for about
half because it's not going to need that
much and roll around really pay extra
close attention towards the top
and we put it back in the refrigerator
for another 10 or 15 minutes so now
we're going to take some white candy
melts or white chocolate whichever you
prefer and we're gonna put it in a
microwave melt it down just like we did
the milk chocolate now our white
chocolate is melted down good we'll pull
our egg out of the refrigerator and
we'll pour this in there okay that's all
set up in there so now I'm just going to
pour about a little less than half of
this white chocolate in here what I'm
going to do now is just take my spoon
and kind of just run it around and back
in the refrigerator goes and when that
has hardened up we're going to pull it
out the refrigerator and what we got to
do now is remove it from its mold and
I'm going to put it on another cookie
sheet and I just have some wax paper
here just so they can lay off I'm gonna
take my offset spatula just go around to
kind of break it up a little bit at the
top I'm just gonna try to turn it upside
down on here oh it's coming out good
don't have to turn it upside down and
came out nice and easy so that is half
of my mold try not to touch it too much
and just put that back in refrigerator
and we're going to work on our other
part we're going to do another one of
these exactly the same way we did that
not going to show you you can figure
that out now that we have our surprise
ready to go I have pulled out my two
halves of the eggs out of the
refrigerator and we don't want to touch
these too much with our bare hands
because they will melt so I kind of just
using some paper towels to hold them in
place when I'm working with them and
what I got to do is actually flatten
both of the sides just to make it easy
so that they'll join up together and how
we do that is I just have a pan on the
heat right now and when it heats up I am
going to put the flat side down and just
rub it a little bit until it's
completely flat and then do the other
one and then join them together with the
surprise inside same way and we kind of
have to work fast here we're going to
put our little surprise in there and
let's join these up
at this stage I've melted down some more
of my chocolate and I just put it in a
piping bag I cut a small hole out and
I'm going to go around this egg filling
all that those gaps and again i'm just
using a paper towel so my warm hands
don't melt the chocolate i'm just going
to turn on the side and it doesn't have
to be perfect but we're just going to
fill those get these gaps here you just
take a small offset spatula and go
around and kind of trim it up a little
that's pretty much it that is my giant
kinder egg surprise now i'm making the
wrapper from my kinder egg and to do
that i just have a large sheet of tin
foil and i have some acrylic paints i
have orange i have White I have other
colors too but I'm gonna start with these
now what we're going to do since this is painted
and dried I'm going to paint the rest
away in a minute just going to take this
i'm going to flip it over like so and
i'm on a pull our kinder egg out of the
refrigerator put it on this and wrap
it up
and that's it that's my Kinder Surprise
my giant kinder surprise so now what
we're going to do is open this up after
doing all that hard work of putting this
thing together just gonna unwrap it
and I'm going to cut it open a real
kinder egg opens up pretty easily you
just crack it pretty easily but this one
homemade we had to do some special work
to it there we go now we'll get to see
what's inside the surprise it's a little
marshmallow Peep well thanks everyone for
watching I hope you enjoyed us when you
make this giant Kinder Surprise egg and
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How To Avoid Being Replaced By A Robot - Duration: 5:49.
>> AN ACCOUNTANCY FIRM LOOKED INTO
JOBS IN THE UK AND HOW MANY OF THOSE JOBS ARE AT RISK OF
AUTOMATION.
I FEEL LIKE JAPAN WOULD BE AT THE TOP OF THE LIST.
THEY WOULD BE REALLY SMART
WITH
ROBOT STUFF.
ESSENTIALLY THEY ARE SAYING A LOT OF THESE
ROBOTS, THE AUTOMATION WILL
IMPACT JOBS IN MANUFACTURING WHERE YOU DON'T NECESSARILY NEED
HIGH SKILLED EMPLOYEES.
EDUCATION IS IMPORTANT.
TRAINING
IS EDUCATION, SOMETHING THIS
COUNTRY SHITS ON BECAUSE WE DON'T THINK IT IS IMPORTANT.
THEY SPECIFY WHICH JOBS ARE MOST
AT RISK.
AT THE TOP OF THE LIST YOU HAVE JOBS LIKE
TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE.
IT IS UNSURPRISING.
WE ARE NOW
MOVING TOWARD SELF DRIVING CARS AND THINGS LIKE THAT.
ALSO
MANUFACTURING AT 46% YOU GO TO A RETAIL STORE SOMETIMES YOU CAN
DO SELF CHECKOUT.
A LOT OF
PEOPLE ARE SHOPPING ONLINE.
THESE ARE ALL THINGS TO KEEP IN
MIND.
>>THAT IS US.
>> IT IS AMAZING BECAUSE SOMETIMES PEOPLE ARE LIKE IF YOU
HAVE A LIBERAL ARTS DEGREE YOU ARE WASTING YOUR MONEY.
I GUESS
THERE IS SOME VALUE TO IT.
>> I'M SURPRISED AGRICULTURE IS THAT LOW.
CATCHING FISH, YOU
MIGHT BE ABLE TO AUTOMATE THAT.
GOOD ON YOU GUYS.
YOU ARE
APPARENTLY HARD TO REPLICATE.
I AM AMUSED THEY ARE GOING TO
REPLACE 22% OF US WITH ROBOTS.
>>DON'T
WE ALREADY HAVE THOSE ROBOTS WORKING IN MAINSTREAM MEDIA?
>>OH DAMN.
NEWS ANCHORS, OR NEWS ACTORS PERHAPS.
OVERALL SOME
PEOPLE ARE VERY CHEERY ABOUT THIS.
I MET ONE OF THE FOUNDERS
OF WIRED MAGAZINE A WHILE BACK.
HE SAID IT WOULD LEAD TO BETTER
JOBS, MORE FRUITFUL EMPLOYMENT.
MAYBE?
THAT MIGHT BE DOWN THE
ROAD.
I AM GENERALLY OPTIMISTIC, BUT THE PROBLEM IS WHAT HAPPENS
IN BETWEEN.
WHEN PEOPLE LOSE THEIR JOBS QUICKLY, AND THEY
HAVE NOT YET HAD THE CHANCE TO ADJUST WE CAN BE HITTING SOME
REAL CHOPPY WATERS.
THE BUSINESS INTEREST MIGHT BE PSYCHED ABOUT
THIS, BUT THERE WILL BE A LOT OF FOLKS OUT OF WORK.
IF WE HIT A
ROUGH PATCH IN THE ECONOMY, AND THEN YOU HAVE A LOT OF ANGRY
MALES, FEMALES AS WELL ñ BUT ANGRY MALES USUALLY START WARS.
THEY ARE DISPLACED AND
FRUSTRATED, AND THERE ARE POLITICIANS AS THERE ARE TODAY
MULTIPLYING GOING AROUND SAYING I WILL TELL YOU WHO WAS AT
FAULT.
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SCAPEGOAT THAT IS NOT THE REAL REASON FOR WHY YOU ARE LOSING
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>> AND THEN WATCH OUT AND BRACE FOR IMPACT.
THEN WHEN THEY TURN
SOME OF THOSE ROBOTS INTO
WARFARE, THERE IS ANOTHER LAYER OF OH NO.
REMEMBER WE HAD THAT
SCENE WHERE CHUCK HAGEL WAS LOOKING AT ROBOTS IN THE
PENTAGON.
AND THEY SAID THE PUBLIC PART OF THIS IS OVER FOR
THE PRESS, NOW WE WILL SHOW CHUCK HAGEL WHAT THESE ROBOTS
CAN ACTUALLY DO.
THAT NEVER GOT SHARED WITH US AS TO WHAT THE
ROBOTS BUILT FOR WAR COULD DO.
I AM HAPPY THEY ARE REPLACING
SOLDIERS, I AM NOT HAPPY ABOUT THE DESTRUCTION THEY CAN WREAK.
I DO BELIEVE THERE IS A WONDERFUL FUTURE SOMEWHERE DOWN
THE ROAD, BUT GETTING
THERE IS NOT GOING TO BE EASY.
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9 Cars That Are Huge Fun Despite Being Slow - Duration: 5:12.
Number 9 : Fiat Cinquecento Sporting.
A synonym for cheap fun.
A small 53hp engine is mated to a close-ratio gearbox and has the task of moving around
a body that weighs less than 700kg.
Combined with sport suspension and an anti-roll bar, you can guess that this early 90's Fiat
was great fun in the twisties and this is the reason they're so popular in the Group
A rally class.
Number 8 : Honda CR-X. Low kerb weight and Honda suspension magic are the two keywords
here.
All models except for the VTEC version weren't exactly known for being fast, but they were
known for being a real joy in the bends.
It's quite a difficult car to master, as it loves to shove its tail out in corners.
Respect it or it'll bite.
That's why it's loved by so many.
Number 7 : Peugeot 106 Rallye.
Be it phase 1 or phase 2, the Rallye is really well known for having fewer frills, but more
thrills.
It weighed around 800kgs, sported a high-revving 100hp 1.3, 100hp 1.6 or 120hp 1.6 depending
on phase and region and was basically one of the cheapest ways to have fun back in the
90's.
They've always been great choices for racing, and still are, together with its sister cars,
the Citroen AX and Saxo.
Just like the CRX, it is quite tail happy.
Number 6 : The Original Mini.
What started off as a mid-50s project to make a very practical and economical city car,
actually turned into an icon that is still loved by many today.
That's partly due to how awesomely fun they were.
35 horsepower truly doesn't sound much, but in a small car that weighed just over half
a tonne, it actually is enough.
It was so much fun to drive, people actually called them road-legal go karts.
Number 5 : Renault Clio.
Another fine early 90's French hatchback, that due to low kerb weight, a 5speed manual
and great chassis is huge fun to drive.
The Clio was and still is a popular rally car and respected motoring journalists consider
its top version to be one of the best hot hatches ever made, regardless of era.
Number 4 : BMW 3-Series E30.
Obviously, we're not talking about big-engined 3-series cars like the M3, but instead, we'll
be focusing on the 1.6 to 1.8 litre cars.
A lightweight, rear-wheel-drive car, that loved to give oversteer joy to its driver.
A true driving machine that's definitely lots of fun for its cost.
Number 3 : Toyota Corolla AE86.
No need for introductions here, this car is a JDM icon that's been tracked, rallied, drifted
lots of times and is very famous due to a popular anime called Initial D. Weight of
around a tonne, high-revving 1.6, an optional LSD and a sport suspension setup, this was
the successful recipe for this 80's icon which gets lots of love worldwide.
Number 2 : Toyota MR-2 W10.
If Toyota could improve the driving characteristics of the AE86 in any way, that would necessitate
moving the engine in the middle.
And they did just that a year later, creating the first generation Toyota MR2.
While the Supercharged variant was actually really fast, the rest of the range wasn't,
leaving you with a thrilling sportscar that's huge fun in the corners, without being fast
on the straight bits.
Number 1 : Mazda MX-5 NA.
Low, rear-wheel-drive, capable in the twisties, sporty driving position, steering, pedals
and shifter, a chopped off roof and most importantly, pop-up headlamps.
Miata is always the answer to lots of stuff.
The highest powered variant was the 133hp 1.8, but you could have an identical, yet
slower experience, with the 88hp 1.6.
Slow, yet awesome fun.
Thanks for watching!
Remember to leave suggestions for future videos in the comments below!
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It Would Not Be Cool If AI Were Conscious — It Would Be Dumb | Daniel Dennett - Duration: 4:23.
I think a lot of people just assume that the way to make AIs more intelligent is to make
them more human.
But I think that's a very dubious assumption.
We're much better off with tools than with colleagues.
We can make tools that are smart as the dickens, and use them and understand what their limitations
are without giving them ulterior motives, purposes, a drive to exist and to compete
and to beat the others.
those are features that don't play any crucial role in the competences of artificial intelligence.
So for heaven sakes don't bother putting them in.
Leave all that out, and what we have is very smart "thingies" that we can treat like
slaves, and it's quite all right to treat them as slaves because they don't have feelings,
they're not conscious.
You can turn them off; you can tear them apart the same way you can with an automobile and
that's the way we should keep it.
Now that we're in the age of intelligent design—lots of intelligent designers around—a lot of
them are intelligent enough to realize that Orgel's Second Rule is true: "Evolution is
cleverer than you are."
That's Francis Crick's famous quip.
And so what they're doing is harnessing evolutionary processes to do the heavy lifting without
human help.
So we have all these deep learning systems and they come in varieties.
There's Bayesian networks and reinforcement learning of various sorts, deep learning neural
networks…
And what these computer systems have in common is that they are competent without comprehension.
Google translate doesn't know what it's talking about when it translates a bit of Turkish
into a bit of English.
It doesn't have to.
It's not as good as the translation that a bilingual can do, but it's good enough for
most purposes.
And what's happening in many fields in this new wave of AI is the creation of systems,
black boxes, where you know that the probability of getting the right answer is very high;
they are extremely good, they're better than human beings at churning through the data
and coming up with the right answer.
But they don't understand how they do it.
Nobody understands in detail how they do it and nobody has to.
So we've created entities, which are as inscrutable to us as a bird or a mammal considered as
a collection of cells is includable; there's still a lot we don't understand about what
makes them tick.
But these entities instead of being excellent flyers or fish catchers or whatever they're
excellent pattern detectors, excellent statistical analysts, and we can use these products, these
intellectual products without knowing quite how they're generated but knowing having good
responsible reasons for believing that they will generate the truth most of the time.
No existing computer system no matter how good it is at answering questions like Watson
on Jeopardy or categorizing pictures, for instance, no such system is conscious today,
not close.
And although I think it's possible in principle to make a conscious android, a conscious robot,
I don't think it's desirable; I don't think there would be great benefits to doing this;
and there would be some significant harms and dangers too.
You could at tremendous expense, but you'd have to have in fact quite a revolution in
computer design, which would take you right down to the very base of the hardware.
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alright
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yesterday i had a accident at home
i dont think that i can handle it anymore
maby from the outside im looking normal
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i never want to put someone else in my position
because its so horible
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Новости # 13 [ANSY] - Duration: 3:22.
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