jakmarcin

jakmarcin, 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago) to random

I’ve found rather unusual house number. The street is not infinite so I guess you need to approach ♾️ asymptotically. :-)

jakmarcin, 1 month ago to machinelearning

I am looking for a post-doc to work with me on #machinelearning application for thermonuclear fusion plasmas. We want to use generative AI models to fill the gaps in existing image datasets and to help able to improve real-time control mechanisms. Sounds exciting? Apply! https://www.ipp.mpg.de/job-49bb2918863ec0a96b217258beca4dcf #Wendelstein7X

jakmarcin, 2 months ago to machinelearning Polish

Hi I am looking for a post-doc to work in magnetic fusion on #machinelearning on #Wendelstein7X. If you're interested get in touch with me. More details here: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/marcin-jakubowski-84b36034_machinelearning-wendelstein7x-activity-7184473480149540865-8jpO?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

jakmarcin, 2 months ago to random

I used to buy books at Amazon, but now I completely stopped doing it. The beauty of browsing books in a local bookstore is that you are not controlled by algorithms. I bought already quite a few books, which I discovered randomly in a bookstore. I almost always enjoyed them.

jakmarcin, 2 months ago to random

I've reached a point where I really enjoy reading books in German. There is so much to discover in German literature, especially contemporary books, which give me a unique perspective on things. I am still and always will be Polish at heart, but seeing things differently allows me still to grow.

marcioaleks, 2 months ago to random

These are leaf sheep (Costasiella kuroshimae). They live in the sea, grazing on algae.

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TarkabarkaHolgy, 3 months ago to books Hungarian

#WomensNonfiction 1.
My great, wide, beautiful world - by Juanita Harrison

Juanita Harrison (1887-1967) was an African-American woman who published her travel memoirs in 1936. She spoke several languages and was determined to see all kinds of interesting places and meet interesting people. She took on various jobs along the way to finance her journeys.

I love this book because it is cheerful and funny and filled to the brim with love for life. Also, best title ever.

#books #WomensHistoryMonth

jakmarcin, 3 months ago to random Polish

Again in Japan after more than 10 years. Great to be here again. I start immediately with my favorites. 😃

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vladcampos, 4 months ago to random

Social media is destroying our personal history: https://vladcampos.com/2024/01/19/social-media-is.html

pikarl, 6 months ago to random German

„alverde“ ist ja so eine Art Product-Placement-Magazin des Drogeriemarkts dm, aber ungefähr mit der doppelten Auflage des Spiegels. Dass sie da auch (und ganz unentgeltlich) einen gewissen nerdigen Nischenpodcast bewerben, ist mein schönstes Nikolausgeschenk. 😍 @astro_geo

ramikrispin, 8 months ago to vscode

(1/2) Holy 🐮, did you know there is a Grammarly extension to VScode?!? 📚📖📒

TIL that there is a #VScode extension to plug in #Grammarly to VScode that enables text editing directly on VScode. I started to use Grammarly when I wrote my first book, and since then, this is my go-to app for text editing. I used VScode as #markdown and #Quarto editor, and so far, I had to do a ton of copy-paste between VScode and Grammarly. Hopefully, now, this extension will make this process more efficient. 👇🏼

GeekSusie, 8 months ago to random

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helenczerski, 8 months ago to space

Ooh, the winner of the Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition (run by the Royal Observatory at Royal Museums Greenwich) has just been announced.

“Marcel Drechsler, Xavier Strottner and Yann Sainty discovered and photographed a never-before-seen oxygen arc next to our nearest spiral galaxy, the Andromeda Galaxy. ”

The full exhibition of entries is open from today in London: https://www.rmg.co.uk/whats-on/astronomy-photographer-year/exhibition

#space #photography #science #stars

Close up of the blue arc

Aga_na_prostej, 9 months ago to random Polish

overholt, 9 months ago to random

The oldest printed book in the Huntington Library isn’t its Gutenberg Bible, but a Chinese Buddhist text nearly four centuries older. https://huntington.org/videos-and-recorded-programs/thousand-years-books-printed-1085

CatherineMunro, 9 months ago to Halloween

Purple and gold, radiant as they weave stories of summer's end across the hill #Shetland #autumn #nature #wildflowers #Scotland

LukaszHorodecki, 9 months ago to random

Kulanie na rowerze o zachodzie słońca

#WidzianeZRoweru #ZachódSłońca #Rower

Słońce zachodzące nad zielonymi polami buraków i kukurydzy.
Widok na asfaltową drogę pomiędzy polami. Między drzewami po prawej stronie drogi świeci zachodzące słońce.

jakmarcin, 10 months ago to random

A few photos from Czech part of Stolowe Mountains.

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GeekSusie, 10 months ago to random

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vicgrinberg, 10 months ago to Astro

Just in case you want to add some color to your office - some downloadable and printable #ESA posters

▶️ https://www.esa.int/About_Us/ESA_Publications/ESA_Posters

#astrodon #space #ariane #jwst #iss #SciArt

GullumLuvl, 10 months ago to random

Just discovered there is an extension of #Inkscape to quickly edit scientific figures (change axis ratio, font sizes, etc) 🤩

https://github.com/burghoff/Scientific-Inkscape

lwtong, 10 months ago to news

Our friends at the BBC (@BBCRD) are running a six-month experiment to test whether running own instance (social.bbc) on the fediverse is worth it. Please follow and boost the accounts they’re testing to show your support!

BBC News and Media:
@BBCTaster
@Connected_Studio
@BBC5Live
@BBCRadio4

BBC R&D:
@BBCRD
@BBC_News_Labs

#newstodon #news #journalism #culture #politics

https://www.bbc.com/rd/blog/2023-07-mastodon-distributed-decentralised-fediverse-activitypub

nomadbynature, 10 months ago to random Polish

Angkor Wat o wschodzie słońca.

vladcampos, 10 months ago to Evernote

Here's how you export your notes from #Evernote to #Obsidian, preserving the creation date, #GPS coordinates, and many other important #metadata
👇
https://youtu.be/gZxMz67uYHg

elizabethtasker, 11 months ago to random

It's 6:30am, I'm in Singapore Airport and Mastodon, do I have a story for YOU.

It all began... with an asteroid grain. Again.