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Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: SAE reconstruction errors are (empirically) pathological, published by wesg on March 29, 2024 on LessWrong. Summary Sparse Autoencoder (SAE) errors are empirically pathological: when a reconstructed activation vector is distance ϵ from the original activation vector, substituting a randomly chosen point at the same distance changes the next token prediction probabilities significantly less than substituting the SAE reconstruction[1] (measured by both KL and loss). This is true for all layers of the model (~2x to ~4.5x increase in KL and loss over baseline) and is not caused by feature suppression/shrinkage. Assuming others replicate, these results suggest the proxy reconstruction objective is behaving pathologically. I am not sure why these errors occur but expect understanding this gap will give us deeper insight into SAEs while also providing an additional metric to guide methodological progress. Introduction As the interpretability community allocates more resources and increases reliance on SAEs, it is important to understand the limitation and potential flaws of this method. SAEs are designed to find a sparse overcomplete feature basis for a model's latent space. This is done by minimizing the joint reconstruction error of the input data and the L1 norm of the intermediate activations (to promote sparsity): However, the true goal is to find a faithful feature decomposition that accurately captures the true causal variables in the model, and reconstruction error and sparsity are only easy-to-optimize proxy objectives. This begs the questions: how good of a proxy objective is this? Do the reconstructed representations faithfully preserve other model behavior? How much are we proxy gaming? Naively, this training objective defines faithfulness as L2. But, another natural property of a "faithful" reconstruction is that substituting the original activation with the reconstruction should approximately preserve the next-token prediction probabilities. More formally, for a set of tokens T and a model M, let P=M(T) be the model's true next token probabilities. Then let QSAE=M(T|do(xSAE(x))) be the next token probabilities after intervening on the model by replacing a particular activation x (e.g. a residual stream state or a layer of MLP activations) with the SAE reconstruction of x. The more faithful the reconstruction, the lower the KL divergence between P and Q (denoted as DKL(P||QSAE)) should be. In this post, I study how DKL(P||QSAE) compares to several natural baselines based on random perturbations of the activation vectors x which preserve some error property of the SAE construction (e.g., having the same l2 reconstruction error or cosine similarity). I find that the KL divergence is significantly higher (2.2x - 4.5x) for the residual stream SAE reconstruction compared to the random perturbations and moderately higher (0.9x-1.7x) for attention out SAEs. This suggests that the SAE reconstruction is not faithful by our definition, as it does not preserve the next token prediction probabilities. This observation is important because it suggests that SAEs make systematic, rather than random, errors and that continuing to drive down reconstruction error may not actually increase SAE faithfulness. This potentially indicates that current SAEs are missing out on important parts of the learned representations of the model. The good news is that this KL-gap presents a clear target for methodological improvement and a new metric for evaluating SAEs. I intend to explore this in future work. Intuition: how big a deal is this (KL) difference? For some intuition, here are several real examples of the top-25 output token probabilities at the end of a prompt when patching in SAE and ϵ-random reconstructions compared to the original model's next-token distribution (note the use of ...

Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: SAE reconstruction errors are (empirically) pathological, published by wesg on March 29, 2024 on LessWrong. Summary Sparse Autoencoder (SAE) errors are empirically pathological: when a reconstructed activation vector is distance ϵ from the original activation vector, substituting a randomly chosen point at the same distance changes the next token prediction probabilities significantly less than substituting the SAE reconstruction[1] (measured by both KL and loss). This is true for all layers of the model (~2x to ~4.5x increase in KL and loss over baseline) and is not caused by feature suppression/shrinkage. Assuming others replicate, these results suggest the proxy reconstruction objective is behaving pathologically. I am not sure why these errors occur but expect understanding this gap will give us deeper insight into SAEs while also providing an additional metric to guide methodological progress. Introduction As the interpretability community allocates more resources and increases reliance on SAEs, it is important to understand the limitation and potential flaws of this method. SAEs are designed to find a sparse overcomplete feature basis for a model's latent space. This is done by minimizing the joint reconstruction error of the input data and the L1 norm of the intermediate activations (to promote sparsity): However, the true goal is to find a faithful feature decomposition that accurately captures the true causal variables in the model, and reconstruction error and sparsity are only easy-to-optimize proxy objectives. This begs the questions: how good of a proxy objective is this? Do the reconstructed representations faithfully preserve other model behavior? How much are we proxy gaming? Naively, this training objective defines faithfulness as L2. But, another natural property of a "faithful" reconstruction is that substituting the original activation with the reconstruction should approximately preserve the next-token prediction probabilities. More formally, for a set of tokens T and a model M, let P=M(T) be the model's true next token probabilities. Then let QSAE=M(T|do(xSAE(x))) be the next token probabilities after intervening on the model by replacing a particular activation x (e.g. a residual stream state or a layer of MLP activations) with the SAE reconstruction of x. The more faithful the reconstruction, the lower the KL divergence between P and Q (denoted as DKL(P||QSAE)) should be. In this post, I study how DKL(P||QSAE) compares to several natural baselines based on random perturbations of the activation vectors x which preserve some error property of the SAE construction (e.g., having the same l2 reconstruction error or cosine similarity). I find that the KL divergence is significantly higher (2.2x - 4.5x) for the residual stream SAE reconstruction compared to the random perturbations and moderately higher (0.9x-1.7x) for attention out SAEs. This suggests that the SAE reconstruction is not faithful by our definition, as it does not preserve the next token prediction probabilities. This observation is important because it suggests that SAEs make systematic, rather than random, errors and that continuing to drive down reconstruction error may not actually increase SAE faithfulness. This potentially indicates that current SAEs are missing out on important parts of the learned representations of the model. The good news is that this KL-gap presents a clear target for methodological improvement and a new metric for evaluating SAEs. I intend to explore this in future work. Intuition: how big a deal is this (KL) difference? For some intuition, here are several real examples of the top-25 output token probabilities at the end of a prompt when patching in SAE and ϵ-random reconstructions compared to the original model's next-token distribution (note the use of ...

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Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Why EA needs OR, published by wesg on July 21, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Summary Operations Research (OR) is the field of applying advanced analytics to make better decisions. That is, making the best possible decision under constraints and uncertainty – exactly the problem that EAs try to solve every day. Given the relevance and apparent lack of engagement with OR, I think this is a neglected skill set within EA. In particular, OR offers tools and research for making large-scale projects more effective [more], a talent pool already skilled with these tools able to contribute to and propose relevant projects [more], rigorous conceptual frames for thinking about large-scale decision-making problems [more]. The key takeaways of this post are: EA Orgs should consider whether there are opportunities to apply off-the-shelf OR tools within your programs [more] or if focused OR research would be useful [more]. Community Builders should allocate resources towards recruiting OR PhD students as they are both already skilled and generally receptive to EA ideas [more]. Students should consider whether any existing or potential OR projects excite them, and whether it is worth it to learn more about OR on their own or by taking classes. Author Note: I am a current OR PhD student at MIT, so I have a good understanding of OR academia but have less visibility into the EA landscape and the existing operational sophistication of EA orgs. I'd like to thank Daniel Wang, Juan Gil, James Aung, Emma Abele, and Sudhanshu Kasewa for feedback on this post and more generally for their support in bringing me into the EA community. What is OR? Operations research (OR; sometimes also called management science, decision science, operations management, systems engineering, industrial engineering) is a combination of applied math, computer science, and economics focused on developing the mathematical theory and techniques necessary to solve large scale decision-making problems and applying such tools in practice. Solving a decision-making problem usually implies finding the “best” decision out of a large decision space defined by a series of constraints (eg, maximizing the impact of bednet distribution subject to cost and logistical constraints). Mathematically, this is a constrained optimization problem. As such, the main technical pillar of OR is modeling and solving these types of optimization problems. OR is used widely across industry for optimizing decisions about resource allocation, logistics, supply chain management, scheduling, manufacturing, and much more (see Appendix 1: OR Tools and Applications, and Appendix 2: Why haven't I heard of OR?). Why EA needs OR There are several ways I can see OR being useful within EA: tools and research for making large-scale projects more effective, a talent pool already skilled with these tools able to take on relevant projects, and more rigorous conceptual frames for thinking about large-scale decision-making problems. Relevant Research The following is a nonexhaustive list of existing OR research that could be of interest to the EA community. I believe this list demonstrates that There exists research which is already useful There exists significant altruistic energy within the OR community There exists substantial opportunity for more focused OR research on core cause areas that could be made more effective with the right partnerships (see next section) Biosecurity “Where to Locate COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Facilities?” Bertsimas, Dimitris, et al. Naval Research Logistics (NRL).. “Designing Response Supply Chain Against Bioattacks.” Simchi-Levi, David, et al. Operations Research.. “Forecasting COVID-19 and Analyzing the Effect of Government Interventions.” Li, Michael Lingzhi, et al. Operations Research.. “OR's Next Top Model: Decision Mode...

El mundo de los videojuegos y los eSports también han sido víctimas de coronavirus. Recientemente, vimos uno de los mejores torneos de Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (ESL Katowice) sin público por medidas que tomó el gobierno de Polonia.En un caso más reciente, Riot Games pospuso el anuncio de la locación del Mid Sesson Invitaitonal 2020 debido al virus. Los eventos públicos cada vez se ven más afectados. En esta nota compilamos algunas de las competiciones que sufrieron ante coronavirus.La GDC 2020 o Games Developers Conference no se llevara a cabo en marzo de este año, sino que se pasará para mediados del 2020. Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft y otras empresas anunciaron que no asistirían.La IEM Katowice 2020 de CS: GO se jugó a puertas cerradas. Esto no detuvo a Natus Vincere de convertirse en el mejor equipo del momento. ‘S1mple’ estivo imparable en el torneo.LCK (liga coreana de League of Legends): las primeras fechas del competitivo se tuvieron que posponer ante el inicio del brote en Corea del Sur. En este momento, la arena luce completamente vacía, ya que el público no puede asistir.La Overwatch League en China simplemente se canceló por coronavirus. Inclusive se pensó en un momento en tomar la misma medida en Corea del Sur.PUBG Berlin se pospuso también ante el brote del virus, al igual que WESG’s Asia-Pacific finals. Games First London 2020, por otro lado, se canceló, lo mismo con TwitchCon Amsterdam.En cuanto a la siguiente Major de Dota 2 en Los Angeles, la ESL ha comentado que todo se llevará a cabo como lo planeado. Se tomarán medidas de seguridad requeridas por el gobierno.

Владислав «bondik» Нечипорчук о футболе, титулах, возрасте, WESG, тренировках, женском CS:GO, лучшем Бонде, проекте ООН, переходе с CS 1.6, разнице между «контрой» и «доткой» и специфике составления рейтинга лучших игроков.

The Esports Central Podcast, episode 035 (28 March, 2019). Join us as we wrap up the week's local and international esports news! The podcast also occasionally delves into some of the hot topics in the esports scene, providing South African perspectives and opinions. Hosted by Michael "axtremes" Harmse and his panel of esports aficionados: Glenn "g_kayy" Kisela, Shaun "Profeci" Murrell, Kaameel “KChicktay” Chicktay, & Nadia "Gutterlilly" Oosthuizen   Here's a brief breakdown of what the crew covers in this week's episode: 00:08:20 - Axtremes gives WESG some tough love, 00:22:49 - Kaameel talks Simpsons, Dream League Major, and Chinese Dota 2, 00:32:00 - Profeci examines the esports potential of Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege, 00:39:27 - Gutterlilly covers the Overwatch League and esports stadiums, 01:03:00 - What happened to local CS:GO hype?, 01:22:10 - VS Gaming and casters in 2k19, 01:26:46 - Unpacking South Africa's Flims and Publications Act, and much much more!   Subscribe here: iTunes PodBean | PodBean Feed Spotify

News from the last two weeks of CSGO, including Blast Pro São Paulo, WESG and roster changes. Then, in response to listener requests, a discussion of Jordan B Peterson with an eventual look at CSGO through the lens of his work. News by Josh, music by Beaufort, affiliated with CSGO2ASIA.

On Ep.#43 we discuss Balance with DeMusliM, WESG with RotterdaM, the differences between casting VS playing in an event, TWISC with Artosis & Q&As with iNcontroLTV. Patrons in our $5+ tiers get Early Access to show VoDs and can submit questions for our hosts and guests here:patreon.thepylonshow.com ~ TimeStamps ~ 01. 00:10:50 This Week in Starcraft II 02. 00:20:45 This Week in Brood War 03. 00:23:28 This Week in Awesome  04. 00:26:22 Discussion Topics Preview/Roadmap 05. 00:27:21 Thoughts on events as pro vs a caster 06. 00:36:30 WESG Finals and SemiFinals 07. 01:10:40 WCS Winter Bracket preview 08. 01:19:20 Rotti's thoughts on the possible cheating incident 09. 01:39:00 State of Terran with Demu 10. 02:18:51 Demu's thoughts on casting his first event in a while 11. 02:23:40 GSL Season 1  12. 02:24:10 ASL Season 7 13. 02:25:28 Patreon Q & A Shownotes: bit.ly/2CxwziQ ThePylonShow.com - Q&A submission link, countdown timer, links to the podcasts and most everything else can be found on our website: ThePylonShow.com Sponsors: afktea.com - 15% Discount code = “Pylon” & Free 7 day pass for 24 Hour Fitness Quest: matcherino.com/pylonshow This weeks code: "RAVIOLI" Special thanks to the Pylon Show Team: Producer: twitter.com/CobraVe7nom7 Shownotes: Alisaunder twitter.com/Daisemiin WebDevs: Diaxis & NeosteelEnthusiast VFX Artist: twitter.com/Bodypop_ Merch Artist: Lich&Famous  Timestamps: twitter.com/AllelujahTV Animator: twitter.com/DarkFirze

On episode 180, Botticus, Hat, and Appa dive into Milkfat's post about Roger and Reall's punishment regarding wintrading, and afterwards take a look at the leaked Grandmaster format. Hat dives into the WESG recap and gives us some stats on the Vegas qualifiers in the specialist format. In decksplanations, the crew go over the three new revealed cards and manage to coin the term "slempo."   News Highlights - 11:27   Competitive Integrity in Hearthstone Leaked Hearthstone Grandmasters Rise of Shadows card reveal schedule Battle of the Bans Tavern Brawl   Tournaments - 40:42   WESG Masters Qualifiers   Decklists   Masters Qualifier     The Show Notes for this week’s episode are on our Website You can monetarily support our show on Patreon Join us every week live, by following us on Twitch Join our community chats in our Discord channels and write in to our Email Follow us on Twitter as well as like share and follow us on Facebook Save our RSS feed or subscribe to us on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Music Play And please leave a review on iTunes or Stitcher

O Clutch Cast é um podcast pra falarmos de forma aberta sobre o mundo do Counter Strike nacional e internacional. Neste episódio falamos sobre a derrota da Mibr na WESG, sobre as atualizações do CS:GO do dia 13/03/19 e também sobre a repercussão dessa atualização no cenário profissional. Siga a gente nas redes sociais, insta e facebook @clutchcastcs e twitter @clutchcastcsgo

Maciej "Sawik" Sawicki rozmawia z Michałem "Avahir" Kudlińskim, Paweł Książek i Pawłem Książkiem i Michałem "Carmac" Blicharzem o występie AGO na WESG, przyszłości Virtus.Pro, fazie pucharowej Ultraligi oraz zbliżającym się turnieju GG League.

Fantastic episode discussing WESG, balance, differences between casting VS playing in an event, TWISC with @Artosis & Q&A with @iNcontroLTV. Patrons in our $5+ tiers get Early Access to show VoDs and can submit questions for our hosts and guests here:https://patreon.thepylonshow.com ~ TimeStamps ~ 01. 00:10:50 This Week in Starcraft II 02. 00:20:45 This Week in Brood War 03. 00:23:28 This Week in Awesome 04. 00:26:22 Discussion Topics Preview/Roadmap 05. 00:27:21 Thoughts on events as pro vs a caster 06. 00:36:30 WESG Finals and SemiFinals 07. 01:10:40 WCS Winter Bracket preview 08. 01:19:20 Rotti’s thoughts on the possible cheating incident 09. 01:39:00 State of Terran with Demu 10. 02:18:51 Demu’s thoughts on casting his first event in a while 11. 02:23:40 GSL Season 1 12. 02:24:10 ASL Season 7 13. 02:25:28 Patreon Q & A Shownotes: http://bit.ly/2CxwziQ https://ThePylonShow.com - Q&A submission link, countdown timer, links to the podcasts and most everything else can be found on our website: https://ThePylonShow.com Sponsors: https://afktea.com - 15% Discount code = “Pylon” & Free 7 day pass for 24 Hour Fitness Quest: https://matcherino.com/pylonshow This weeks code: "RAVIOLI" Special thanks to the Pylon Show Team: Producer: https://twitter.com/CobraVe7nom7 Shownotes: Alisaunder https://twitter.com/Daisemiin WebDevs: Diaxis & NeosteelEnthusiast VFX Artist: https://twitter.com/Bodypop_ Merch Artist: Lich&Famous Timestamps: https://twitter.com/AllelujahTV Animator: https://twitter.com/DarkFirze

Timestamps: 00:02:55 - oskar & lmbt return to HellRaisers 00:11:25 - JUGi & k0nfig to Cloud9 rumors, kio out? 00:21:20 - Would Cloud9 leave Counter-Strike? 00:27:20 - Windigo win WESG, fnatic failure 00:50:25 - GG.BET Masterbettor 01:03:20 - BLAST Sao Paulo preview 01:14:50 - HLTV Fantasy is back, drafting for BLAST 01:33:00 - Economy update 02:10:00 - MSL and niko to join OpTic? 02:17:00 - Is the rest of the scene outside of Astralis bad? 02:34:35 - Is there a need for more pre-match space for content?

Filip "Testree" Mątowski rozmawia z Michałem "Avahir" Kudlińskim, Pawłem Książkiem i Michałem "Carmac" Blicharzem o świetnej postawie AGO Esports na turnieju WESG, Ultralidze i zwycięstwach IHG i PRIDE.

Timestamps: 00:02:00 - suNny to ENCE rumors 00:08:45 - Heroic add stavn 00:13:35 - G2 change bodyy for AmaNEk 00:17:45 - New ECS format and opening results 00:32:25 - WESG so far 00:50:00 - GG.BET Striker vs. Prof 00:55:55 - Striker undergoes chili sauce challenge 01:03:10 - Discussing player burnout as Striker struggles with da bomb 01:24:25 - Expanding CS:GO's map pool 01:40:45 - Viewer Qs: What makes Astralis the best of all time? 01:43:45 - Who will HR end up getting? https://www.hltv.org/news/26290/vod-hltv-confirmed-s03e10-wesg-transfer-updates-and-the-map-pool

The Esports Central Podcast, episode 033 (07 March, 2019). Join us as we wrap up the week's local and international esports news! The podcast also occasionally delves into some of the hot topics in the esports scene, providing South African perspectives and opinions.  Hosted by Michael "axtremes" Harmse and his panel of esports aficionados: Kaameel “KChicktay” Chicktay, Nadia "Gutterlilly" Oosthuizen, & The artist formerly known as Beetle001. Here's a brief breakdown of what the crew covers in this week's episode: 05:39 Dire payment situation in the land of pro Dota 2,  14:29 EGE lack of payment situation,  24:47 IEM Katowice and Danger Zone spectator capabilities,  36:50 Are esports players babies or burnt out?,  54:49 Richard reminisces about his childhood (we chat Fortnite), 63:25 WESG 2019,  and much much more! Subscribe here: iTunes PodBean | PodBean Feed Spotify

Timestamps: 00:03:08 - mouz to break apart the 2018 roster 00:12:47 - suNny to Cloud9? 00:19:40 - Grayhound replace sterling with Sico 00:24:13 - DeadFox out of HellRaisers? 00:30:30 - Strike out for Striker in the GG.BET duel 00:43:19 - Was ENCE's run a fluke? 01:00:00 - Natus Vincere at the Major 01:07:53 - MIBR's potential 01:20:23 - Liquid's flop and the interview-dodging story 01:41:47 - Striker finally allowed to say something about Astralis / Is Astralis boring? 01:55:09 - Top 3 best post-Major roster changes 02:07:25 - WESG in trouble

News link: https://www.hltv.org/news/26172/hltv-confirmed-episode-8-vod-pre-major-playoffs-show Another week of Major action is behind us as eight teams made their way through to the playoffs, with Renegades and ENCE being the biggest surprises out of the teams that made it through, while NRG failed to live up to expectations after going 0-3 alongside BIG. After previewing the New Legends Stage in the seventh episode, the panel is set to reflect on the results of the second phase of the Major and peek into the next, where eight teams will face in the playoffs. Topics and timestamps: 03:40 - Non-existent seeding for WESG groups 22:50 - ScreaM's new team 28:30 - Prof vs. Striker duel 35:45 - New Legends Stage results 1:17:20 - Top three best Major runs 1:26:55 - New Champions Stage preview 1:51:45 - Pick'Ems

Maynarde & Beastyqt join us to preview the #IEMKatowice2019 brackets, discuss WESG, Flash drama, answer some great Patreon Q&A's + more 1. 00:12:05 This Week in Starcraft II 2. 00:34:45 This Week in Brood War 3. 00:42:03 This Week in Awesome 4. 00:43:58 Discussion Topics 5. 00:44:01 WESG 6. 01:01:31 WCS Winter  7. 01:07:58 IEM Katowice 8. 01:31:53 Round Table Topics 9. 01:32:11 Flash Drama  10. 01:39:25 GSL Season 1  11. 01:40:48 ASL Season 7 12. 01:42:22 Patreon Q & A ThePylonShow.com - A countdown timer, Links to the Podcasts and most everything else can be found on our website. Special thanks to the Pylon Show Team: Producer: twitter.com/CobraVe7nom7 Shownotes: Alisaunder twitter.com/Daisemiin VFX: twitter.com/Bodypop_ Artist: Lich&Famous  Timestamps: twitter.com/AllelujahTV Animator: twitter.com/DarkFirze   

In this episode I have the privilege of sitting down with two friends of mine whom I've had the honor of working alongside in the Vainglory North American Champions League! Cormac "Imperium" Wyatt and Maximillian "Maxman" Barraud are two eSports personalities/content creators on the rise who have had the chance to shoutcast community events such as the NACL as well as cast the World Electronic Sports Games tournament for Vainglory! We catch up on where they've been since the WESG tournament, as well as their thoughts on topics such as eSports culture in western countries! We talk about the battle royale genre. Has Fortnite peaked with the release of Apex Legends? Should we be concerned? What does this say for other games as well in other genres? (Vainglory, League of Legends, etc.?) Has cross platform gaming helped merge and increase a games overall presence in the market? Are the keyboard and mouse mightier than the controller? Are controllers superior to touch pad controls? With the innovation in gaming as well as technology, how do we tackle issues like harassment and other forms of toxicity? All this and more! Cormac Wyatt Twitter: https://twitter.com/EvT_ImPERium Maximillian Barraud Twitter: https://twitter.com/maxman30 Cryptic Contests Vainglory Tournament: https://www.twitch.tv/crypticcontests , https://twitter.com/CrypticContests Immense Vainglory Tournament: https://twitter.com/Immense_Gamming

In this episode, we discuss HSC#18, This Week in StarCraft, the return of IEM, and ask if Serral is our next Bonjwa! https://matcherino.com/pylonshow / Code this week = "FrenchToast" https://afktea.com / 15% Discount code = “Pylon” If you'd like to support us directly: https://www.patreon.com/ThePylonShow/ 1. 00:08:59 This Week in Starcraft II 2. 00:21:24 This Week in Brood War 3. 00:22:27 This Week in Awesome 4. 00:27:00 WESG 2018 Updates 5. 00:27:19 IEM Returns 6. 00:28:31 HomeStory Cup #18 Recap 7. 01:08:30 Jake is going to eat a shoe 8. 01:17:19 Is Serral the next Bonjwa? 9. 01:32:47 Serral going to Korea?/Discussion on Korea training. 10. 01:42:00 Brood War Updates & Thoughts on the Status of BW 11. 01:47:01 Patreon Discord Q & A 12. 02:42:36 Upcoming Christmas Ep Plans Dec 12th ShowNotes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lafNpwsX4zDB7PgorQMiEFZA9TQmSrBy-jvnkn5ZgUQ/ https://ThePylonShow.com - A countdown timer, Links to the Podcasts and most everything else can be found on our website. Guest: https://twitter.com/onfireNoRegreT Producer: https://twitter.com/CobraVe7nom7 Animator: https://twitter.com/DarkFirze Special thanks to https://twitter.com/Alisaunder for assistance with content aggregation.

In this episode, we discuss HSC#18, This Week in StarCraft, the return of IEM, and ask if Serral is our next Bonjwa! https://matcherino.com/pylonshow / Code this week = "FrenchToast" https://afktea.com / 15% Discount code = “Pylon” If you'd like to support us directly: https://www.patreon.com/ThePylonShow/ 1. 00:08:59 This Week in Starcraft II 2. 00:21:24 This Week in Brood War 3. 00:22:27 This Week in Awesome 4. 00:27:00 WESG 2018 Updates 5. 00:27:19 IEM Returns 6. 00:28:31 HomeStory Cup #18 Recap 7. 01:08:30 Jake is going to eat a shoe 8. 01:17:19 Is Serral the next Bonjwa? 9. 01:32:47 Serral going to Korea?/Discussion on Korea training. 10. 01:42:00 Brood War Updates & Thoughts on the Status of BW 11. 01:47:01 Patreon Discord Q & A 12. 02:42:36 Upcoming Christmas Ep Plans Dec 12th ShowNotes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lafNpwsX4zDB7PgorQMiEFZA9TQmSrBy-jvnkn5ZgUQ/ https://ThePylonShow.com - A countdown timer, Links to the Podcasts and most everything else can be found on our website. Guest: https://twitter.com/onfireNoRegreT Producer: https://twitter.com/CobraVe7nom7 Animator: https://twitter.com/DarkFirze Special thanks to https://twitter.com/Alisaunder for assistance with content aggregation.

Artosis, NoRegreT & ROOTCatZ discuss This Week in StarCraft, HomeStoryCup #18 groups, WESG qualifiers & more! If you enjoy out show each week and would like to support us directly: https://www.patreon.com/ThePylonShow/ https://afktea.com / 15% Discount code = “Pylon” https://matcherino.com/pylonshow / Code this week = "Turkey" 1.  00:05:07  This Week in Starcraft II 2.  00:29:44  This Week in Brood War 3.  00:32:20  This Week in Awesome 4.  00:34:00  WESG 2018 5.  00:41:30  Cheeseadelphia #8 6.  00:42:30  Patch 4.7.1 7.  00:57:08  HomeStory Cup XVIII 8.  01:56:29  Brood War Updates 9.  02:00:50  Patreon Discord Q & A 10.  02:44:54  Linking Discord and Patreon accounts 11.  02:45:57  Closing Thoughts ShowNotes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_FfNCv_NkWneKGQtxxp5Mkog4fiDSItp-EpTcrkcxEo/ https://ThePylonShow.com - A countdown timer, Links to the Podcasts and most everything else can be found on our website. Producer: https://twitter.com/CobraVe7nom7 Special thanks to @Alisaunder for assistance with content aggregation & @AllelujahTV for assistance with timestamps.

Artosis, NoRegreT & ROOTCatZ discuss This Week in StarCraft, HomeStoryCup #18 groups, WESG qualifiers & more! https://afktea.com / 15% Discount code = “Pylon” https://matcherino.com/pylonshow / Code this week = "Turkey" If you enjoy out show each week and would like to support us directly: https://www.patreon.com/ThePylonShow/ 1. 00:05:07 This Week in Starcraft II 2. 00:29:44 This Week in Brood War 3. 00:32:20 This Week in Awesome 4. 00:34:00 WESG 2018 5. 00:41:30 Cheeseadelphia #8 6. 00:42:30 Patch 4.7.1 7. 00:57:08 HomeStory Cup XVIII 8. 01:56:29 Brood War Updates 9. 02:00:50 Patreon Discord Q & A 10. 02:44:54 Linking Discord and Patreon accounts 11. 02:45:57 Closing Thoughts ShowNotes: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_FfNCv_NkWneKGQtxxp5Mkog4fiDSItp-EpTcrkcxEo/ https://ThePylonShow.com - A countdown timer, Links to the Podcasts and most everything else can be found on our website. Producer: https://twitter.com/CobraVe7nom7 Special thanks to @Alisaunder for assistance with content aggregation & @AllelujahTV for assistance with timestamps.

Podcasten er sponsoreret af eOddset Denne uge tager vi et kig på WESG, der ellers kan være lidt svær at blive klog på. Toke 'hello' Gripping følger op på sin blog om fnatic og rygterne om Xizt. John Graversen tager os igennem starten på den seneste franske shuffle. SK's formdyk bliver diskuteret. Og så bliver der sat fokus på North og en mulig løsning på deres svingende resultater. Vært og teknik: Sture Sandø

WESG, G2, ENCE, and Fnatic changes, and oh yeah, IEM Katowice. That all happened these past two weeks. Shorter episode, but I cover it all in this episode of the podcast. Make sure to give it a listen, rate it if you like it. The more people that interact with the podcast via ratings and reviews, the more people get to listen to it! See you guys on Monday with a special interview with neL! Links: https://twitter.com/RushBPodcast https://soundcloud.com/RushBPod Music by Saen: https://soundcloud.com/saneislame Artwork by Molli Udis

Fnatic are back, baby! I discuss WESG, IEM Katowice, Starseries Season 4, CS_Summit 2, rumours and other CS-related stuff. Music by Beaufort @ beaufort.asia.

On episode 089 of Time For Rolling esports, Crude and Endless are back from Las Vegas with the family. Endless lost all his money so he is never gambling again, unless it is betting on esport teams. On this episode, they cover a few different Vainglory esport topics. First, 5v5 competition is back with VIS league. They cover the first games that happened on Monday and review all the teams. There are some interesting teams in this tournament and it is good to have 5v5 back. The next esports topic they cover is the WESG finals in China. This tournament will feature top esport titles with Vainglory being the exclusive mobile title. Four teams from around the region will compete. Team Hunters from China, ACE and Armada form a team to represent Korea, Elite8 will represent Indonesia, and Impunity will represent Singapore. These will be some interesting match ups with some of the first region play on 5v5. The full western rebroadcast will be March 21st. Lastly NACL is back for season 6 bigger and better than ever. It will feature a lot of great teams and a $500 cash prize. Link to the google doc to sign up is below! Glad to be back lets have a great second year of the podcast! Support the show!Patreon- https://www.patreon.com/tfresportsRedbubble- https://goo.gl/FNRm9pEndless's Write Upshttps://medium.com/@timeforrollingesportsMOBILE E-SPORTS Twitter- @eSports_Mobile Webpage- https://mobileesports.orgNACL Season 6-https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oGjNjH8fn8rZdWsDIROtT8tYbzNwgoIqQtZNQpaqkRw/ …twitter- @NAChampLeague youtube- http://youtube.com/northamericanchampionsleague twitch- https://www.twitch.tv/nachampionsleagueFind Time For Rolling eSports online:- on Twitter: @TFR_eSports- Hosts: @Endless55vg & @CrudeSlothvg See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nesse episódio do nosso Podcast de CS:GO, iremos debater sobre a final da IEM Katowice, WESG, Crise na SK e futuro da VP.

Nesse episódio do nosso Podcast de CS:GO, iremos debater sobre a final da IEM Katowice, WESG, Crise na SK e futuro da VP.

We discuss Hamgirl qualifying for WESG final at esports arena, as well as how she prepped for the tournament.

Episode 13 of Natural Expansion with guest Probe sees us talking about his recent run in IEM & WESG Regional Qualifiers, as well as the events themselves. Probe also talks about running his online tournament, the Probe StarCraft League, on top of his thoughts about the current Protoss match-ups in StarCraft 2. Follow Probe : http://www.twitter.com/Probe_SC2 Follow Wardi : http://www.twitter.com/Wardixo Follow WardiTV : http://www.twitter.com/WardiTV // http://www.facebook.com/WardiTV // http://www.youtube.com/WardiTV // http://www.wardi.tv

Chegou o 42º Central eSports com Daniela Rigon e Rodrigo Guerra trazendo as últimas notícias do esporte eletrônico - do League of Legends ao Dota 2, do Counter-Strike ao PUBG! O programa começa com os resultados das finais regionais brasileiras de Smite e Paladins que rolaram em São Paulo. Nas disputas, Black Dragons e IDM Gaming garantiram a vitória e representarão o Brasil no mundial de cada jogo. Já no Dota 2, a história não foi tão feliz para os brasileiros. SG e-sports e paiN Gaming acabaram eliminadas pelas peruanas Infamous e Sacred nas qualificatórias para os minors Mars Dota League Macau e Dota Summit, ficando de fora de ambos os torneios. Passando para PUBG, o jogo do momento, comentamos sobre os planos da gigante sul-coreana OGN em criar um estúdio para competições do game com espaço para até 100 jogadores. No Momento Clutch, falamos sobre a simpática homenagem que Steel recebeu de sua cidade natal, Birigui, e das qualificatórias americanas para o WESG, que já têm data e local definidos e contarão com a participação das brasileiras Team oNe e SK Gaming. E por último, mas não menos importante, o Foca o Nexus traz a seleção brasileira escolhida pelo público para representar o CBLoL no All-Stars 2017 de League of Legends, além dos resultados da segunda semana da Superliga.

Epsiode 10 of Natural Expansion with Thalandros & guest Optimus. In this episode we talk about WESG & Regional Competition, Esports in the Olympics and Mech in TvZ. Follow Thalandros at www.twitter.com/Thalandros Follow Optimus at www.twitter.com/dPixOptimus Follow Wardi at www.twitter.com/Wardixo Follow WardiTV at www.twitter.com/WardiTV or watch live at twitch.tv/wardiii

In our first official (second actual)episode of the podcast we discuss the many national lineups formed for WESG, ELEAGUE week 3 and four results, and bondik going to Asia. As always our 1v1 segment was a tight one and produced some interesting insights that can only be found on the RealSport CSGO podcast!

On this episode of We Speak English Good we are joined by Rapper Bad Habbit ( https://soundcloud.com/smokebreakrecords )We talk about his up coming album, playing basketball, football, and the fear of our mothers. Also, we are joined by Bad Habbit's big brother Pedalay the Boss. Tommy Lucero ( https://www.facebook.com/TommyLucero1502 ) joins the panel and he brings his buddy, and fellow stand up comedian, Damien Mercado ( http://www.damianmercadocomedy.com/ ) Damien has a podcast called Science Faction which you can find here: http://www.thesciencefaction.com/. CHeck out Mike's wife's website to stay up to date with WESG summer podcast locations. www.reinamystique.com Write a ryhme and send it to me at: wespeakenglishgood@gmail.com Leave a review on iTunes

Scrub League turns up the debate dial on this eclectic 38th episode. First, hosts Colin, Kevin and Samantha resurrect an old favourite topic after the World Electronic Sports Games in China: Olympic-style competition in esports. The WESG’s inarguable event might not have been perfect, but it could be a sign of things to come. Next it’s all about the future of streaming, as Sam discusses the fallout from YouTube’s acquisition of ESL English broadcasting rights, and why she likes YouTube more than Twitch. Fight fans should steel themselves for the next topic: A recent slew of stats released about Street Fighter V’s online scene by the folks at V-League. Colin goes off on the SFV match-making system, how tough it is in the bronze trenches for newcomers, and dissects a list of the most popular character in the game (why doesn’t anyone play Chun-Li!?). Finally, sit up straight and drop your shoulders. Kevin breaks down some health tips for both PC and console gamers courtesy of Dr. Caitlin McGee, a.k.a Lurkaderp (seriously).

Defense of the Patience - A Dota 2 Podcast Proud and Cyphus talk the latest in pro Dota 2 news and coverage.  they discuss the latest controversy with Beyond the Summit's Xyclopz casting Axx in a sexist manner, the DAC qualifiers, and the results from the WESG tournament.  They also recommend a pro series/game to watch for those too busy to watch everything pro Dota 2 has to offer and Cyphus quizzes Proud on the top two countries in the Capcom World Tournament from 2016 and Street Fighter V.  All this and more on the latest pro Dota 2 podcast!

Sabriel, a young lady with a mature voice, that will melt your soul. In this episode WESG we talk one on one with the Neo-Soul artist. We discuss song writing, the mystery of the creative process, and creeper dudes. Sabriel has a show at Vinyl at the Hard Rock on this Friday 9/30/16 Check out Sabriel: http://www.sabrielmusic.com/ @sabriel Check her out on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/sha-bre-el-ep/id1143887328 Write the show and feel bad immediately: wespeakenglishgoo@gmail.com