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Essay: A Country Full of Geniuses
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2y ago
Correct answer, never think about the future in terms of linear extrapolations. It's a non-linear differential equation with lots of variables and expect complex feedback loops. Systems react to change.
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lector.ai | Frontend-Dev/Full-Stack | Bremen,Germany | Full-time | https://www.lector.ai/ Job posting: https://www.justadd.ai/de/jobs/ Join our great team to innovate in ai-based document pro
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3y ago
Join our great team to innovate in ai-based document processing. We help our customers to automatically process large numbers of documents using state-of-the-art ai models (BERT, transformer based OCRs, etc...). We make the power of machine
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3y ago
Here you go: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-018-04830-4
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benjaminva
3y ago
Indeed and it's a really impressive technology. However, there is the cooling involved and a lot of effort goes into sampling "the real deal" without changes of the structure due to the imaging process. In single molecule sho
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3y ago
Filming is one really interesting application, the other is imaging of single proteins without the need for crystallisation. I wrote a whole PhD thesis about the idea how to reconstruct the three-dimensional electron density from a lot of e
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lector.ai | AI-Engineer and Full-Stack | Bremen,Germany | Full-time | https://www.lector.ai/ Job posting: https://www.justadd.ai/de/jobs/ Join our great team to innovate in ai-based document proce
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lector.ai | AI-Enginee, Full-Stack, Frontend-Dev or Sales | Bremen,Germany | Full-time | https://www.lector.ai/ Job posting: https://www.justadd.ai/de/jobs/ Join our great team to innovate in ai-b
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3y ago
We currently develop solutions in this area and I believe that isolated OCR is not the solution to go. Things are moving rapidly towards end-to-end processing of documents with huge transformer models and I also believe that multi-modal GPT
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lector.ai | AI-Engineer and Full-Stack | Bremen, Germany | Full-time | https://www.lector.ai/ Job posting: https://justaddai.jobs.personio.de/#company-37624 Join our great team to innovate in ai-based docum
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lector.ai | AI-Engineer and Full-Stack | Bremen,Germany | Full-time | https://www.lector.ai/ Job posting: https://www.justadd.ai/de/jobs/ Join our great team to innovate in ai-based document proce
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5y ago
justadd.ai | Bremen, Germany | Full-time | https://www.justadd.ai/en/jobs As an AI Engineer // Data Scientist, the problem can’t be hard enough for you. You’re familiar with the current state of the art in De
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6y ago
The basic idea is that in the end, all matter is in black holes, the rest is radiation. You need matter in order to define space, so if there is no matter, space or rather the original space doesn't exist anymore. You can contract all
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Tried it with Google: “I saw Google and we were never on speaking terms after that. All I wanted to do was take Google’s money.” Nice one ;-)
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6y ago
Sources?
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6y ago
Well, given that the world wide web was developed at CERN and they have driven a lot of big-data topics in the past I would say that the collateral developments are non-negligible. In the software field, CERN and particle physics in general
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I had the privilege to ocasionally work with Holger Stark on similar structure determination challanges and can confirm that they really pushed the limits here thanks to very smart statistical methods. The resolution heavily depends on corr
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7y ago
Loanboox| Fullstack Software Engineers | Zurich, Switzerland | 80 or 100% Onsite | https://www.loanboox.com/landing/ch/career Loanboox is one of the top fintech start-ups from Switzerland and has recently expanded
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Same here, I worked in a computational biophysics department with lots of python/bash/R and I was the only one who wrote lots of high-performance code in Julia. People were curious about the language but it was still very much unk
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7y ago
Do friends need to enter the name along with the picture? How about the age? I haven't tested the app myself yet and probably will not.
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8y ago
Another convenient feature I use is to schedule reminders via the Google Voice Assistant (e.g. remind me to buy toilet paper tomorrow morning) and it popped up in the Inbox. Nowadays, I manage those reminders via the Google calender - all p
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My initial thought was, does FPS stand for frame per seconds for faces per seconds? :P
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Nature Comm. Structure det. from single mol. XFEL with three photons per image
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Google Research: Assisting Pathologists in Detecting Cancer with Deep Learning
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1. From a sane point of view, this argument makes sense but the UAE don't have a money problem and prestige/aura of modern technology is weighted much heavier than economical reasoning. It would be a huge attraction and a big repu
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I have used both in the science context and found Julia much better suited for mathematical problems. Matrix/vector support built into the language is a huge advantage. On top, running code in parallel environments is better supported
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Oct. 4
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Virtual Photogrammetry – Walk inside Non-VR Games with Your HTC Vive
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11y ago
Monkey Island 1/2 still remain one of the most influential games for myself. I triggered my strong interest in game programming and later programming in general. All I wanted in the 90s was to come up with programs that showed sprites
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