Does anyone know a source of photos with #IPTC #metadata in character sets other than #UTF8 and #ASCII? I'd like to give some software I've written a thorough test on some real world examples.
#Photography
Funny German insults to cheer you up:
- Warmduscher (warm showerer) = wimp
- Stinkstiefel (smelly boot) = grumpy person
- Lackaffe (varnish monkey) = flashy dude
- Trantüte (bag of whale oil) = slowpoke
- Schweinehund (pig dog) = skunk
- Arsch mit Ohren (butt with ears) = jerk
- Kotzbrocken (puke chunk) = jerk
- Arschgeige (butt violin) = jerk
- Nervensäge (nerve saw) = annoying jerk
Enjoy our language!
Some hieroglyphics from an object in the British Museum
#Egypt #AncientEgypt #hieroglyphics #photography #history
open wide little anglerfish
#papercraft #papertoys #folduptoys #illustration #art #3d #craft #fish #art #artist
#Christmas is approaching so we spared no expense creating an advertisement using the very latest in cutting-edge print technology...
Purchase links here: https://scarfolk.blogspot.com/p/scarfolk-gift-shop.html
#Scarfolk #Books #SatanClaus
Today's random picture from my #Flickr albums dates back to 1984. In those days I used colour transparency film, and one of my many unfinished projects is to scan all my old slides. This picture is from a summer holiday and shows the Mer de Glace glacier as seen from the Chamonix mountain railway.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/jim_easterbrook/3599865017/
#Photography #France #glacier
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Love this YouTube video of a guy getting strangers to show him their favourite dances. https://youtu.be/jOvmKHtbaUA
I wanted to advertise a postdoc position in beautiful Norwich, that is for 3+2 years.
We are looking for a bioinformatician, or someone who wants to become one. In the post we will investigate gut metagenomes using 3rd gen sequencing, deep learning, to investigate pan genomes and microbial adaptation, mostly using human gut time series of various host ailments.
Please retoot or send to interested parties, thanks!
https://www.earlham.ac.uk/vacancy/postdoctoral-research-scientist-bioinformatics-hildebrand?utm_campaign=Oktopost-Vacancy%3A+Postdoctoral+Research+Scientist+%28Bioinformatics%29&utm_content=Oktopost-004p8kfdl68ecc6&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter
This is magnificent and I'll be grateful for any and all boosts it receives x
I'm looking for references on papers comparing wide-and-sparse #NeuralNetworks to narrow-and-dense networks.
In other words, assume you have a fixed parameter count for a layer. Then, is it better to have more features or more "interaction" between neurons (the average in-degree of each output neuron is higher, but there are fewer neurons than in the wide-but-sparse case).
Any pointers?
Sweary and opinionated. It's best not to take it personally. Also hilarious but that might be less obvious.