I use #Tusky 🦣 as my #Mastodon client on #Android
Version 20.0 was #released today and I'm trying it ⚗️
I like that you can now:
• follow #hashtags simply by clicking on them
• set the #focus point of an image before posting
• set the #language of a post in the compose view
• see instance #rules during the login process
It also now support Android 13 #themeable app icon
CC @Tusky
Quantum computing hurts my head 🤯 In my new podcast series TECHnically Possible I talk to @azariah about how it can be used to solve climate change using mayonnaise and beach balls....or something. Listen for yourself. Subscribe.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/71RJiXR2CkZZqUfi8ku07D?si=a1c43ba1386047eb
Please help us test the first release candidate for scikit-learn 1.2.0:
pip install scikit-learn==1.2.0rc1
In particular, if you happen to maintain a project with a dependency on scikit-learn we would love it if you could test your project against that release and report any regression to our issue tracker on https://github.com/scikit-learn/scikit-learn before we release 1.2.0 final in a week or two.
Here is the changelog: https://scikit-learn.org/1.2/whats_new/v1.2.html
TIL: The Littlest JupyterHub uses a systemd-based spawner that leverages the MemoryLimit property of transient systemd services to allocate a per-user RAM limit. Awesome work by @yuvipanda
Just found out next year's #APS March Meeting is in Las Vegas:
"The in-person March Meeting 2023 combines the excitement of the Las Vegas Strip with the thrill of scientific discovery."
Oh boy. #physics #conference
Having now been on #Mastodon for 1 month, a few observations:
- Mastodon makes me realize how much the #Twitter algorithm maximized user outrage to boost engagement for profit. Gross. Here, my feed is interesting & supportive.
- There's a culture of kindness - at least so far. It's extremely appealing & should be normalized on & offline.
- Beyond reactions to toots, people share songs, poetry & ask great questions. I can't remember the last time I found social media to be fun.
Alright, I did some HDR stuff and I think I managed to pull some nice details out of our good friend M31. I also have a decent amount of dual narrowband data, so I'd love to be able to pop those little red star-forming regions...but how? I've tried a bunch of PixelMath things and haven't managed to get it without making the whole image overly red. TIA for your suggestions!
Hello, Las Vegas! I’m here for #reinvent2022. If you’re in town and in the #cloud, I’d love to learn from your experience and share a bit of mine!
Still time to register for "Physics in Advent", an advent calendar with 24 simple experiments and physics mysteries to spark interest in #physics ... and you can win prizes, too! https://www.physics-in-advent.org #PhysicsInAdvent #PhysikImAdvent
Bee 🐝 - Doing important work for the planet.
#bee 🐝 #NaturePhotography #nature #NaturePhotography #Wildlife
9/ We even have a supermassive black hole at the center of our Milky Way galaxy! It's name is Sgr A* ("Sagittarius A-star") and it's about 4 million solar masses, which makes it medium-sized in supermassive black hole terms.
The Event Horizon Telescope took a picture of it in radio light last year, and it is such a gorgeous lumpy orange donut 🤩 #OurBlackHole #blackHoles #BlackHoleFriday #astronomy #astrophysics #space
Image from me and the Event Horizon Telescope collaboration.
Congratulations to the authors of all talks selected for inclusion at #QIP2023!
You can find the complete list of talks at our website: https://indi.to/t9Yyh
Early bird registration closes in 1 week, register here: https://indi.to/xBdn2
Physicist, pythonista, quantum engineer