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Anmerkung zu dieser Rubrik: Das OABB erstellt monatlich eine Übersicht über Termine und Veranstaltungen zu Open Access und Open Research in Berlin bzw. an Berliner Einrichtungen. Der Fokus liegt dabei auf unseren Partnereinrichtungen und auf Veranstaltungen, die sich an die Öffentlichkeit richten bzw. die offen sind für Angehörige der Wissenschafts- und Kulturerbeeinrichtungen in Berlin.
Am Samstag, 14.09.2024, haben wir vom vom Berliner Fediverse-Stammtisch den ersten #BerlinFediday auf der c-base organisiert.
Google has a new experimental1 tool called Illuminate ( illuminate.google.com ) that takes a link to a preprint2 and creates a podcast discussing the paper. When I tested this with a few preprints, the podcasts it generated are about 6-8 minutes long, featuring a male and female voice discussing the key points of the paper in a conversational style. There are some obvious shortcomings.
Das war deutlich: Im Streit um online dargestellte Fototapeten hat der Bundesgerichtshof dem Abmahndrang eines Fotografen einen Riegel vorgeschoben. Sein fragwürdiges Geschäftsmodell: Beiläufige Abbildungen von gekauften Fototapeten auf Bildern im Netz aufspüren und ihre Nutzung abmahnen. Dem erteilte das Karlsruher Gericht nun eine klare Absage.
Source New! Listen to a 10min autogenerated podcast discussing this blogpost from Google LLM Notebook Ex Libris surprised us by suddenly releasing Primo Research Assistant to production on September 9, 2024 (when the earlier timeline was 4Q 2024 with some believing it might even be delayed). Despite the fact that there are so many RAG (retrieval augmented generation) academic search systems today that
If you read my blog, it should not surprise you that I have long experimented with technologies to improve knowledge dissemination, for example in HTML. And I have blogged about publishing from an author and researcher, and editor perspective, for many years (see this longer list on my old blog). Also, in the Journal of Cheminformatics we pushed for innovation, including ORCID and GitHub adoption and Citation Typing Ontology adoption.
We’ve all experienced the frustration of our smartphones crashing or freezing at the worst possible moment. So how is it that NASA can land a rover on Mars, millions of miles away, with software that works flawlessly? The answer lies in a combination of factors that set space-grade software apart from your average app. Let’s dive deep into the world of aerospace software engineering and uncover the secrets behind NASA’s incredible reliability.
Recently I have been reading Art of Leadership, The: Small Things, Done Well by Michael Lopp. This book is an excellent read and it covers small things that you can do to build trust and to become an authentic and true leader to your team at different stages of your leadership journey.
Anyone who has worked with advanced search systems knows the intricacy of boolean operators. AND, OR, NOT - these seemingly simple words become powerful tools in the hands of search specialists. Add in proximity operators like WITH and NEAR, throw in some parentheses for nesting, and you’ve got yourself a query that can pinpoint exactly what you’re looking for… or so we thought. In practice, these queries can become unwieldy beasts.
Recently, for class notes on probability/the central limit theorem, I wanted to recreate the table of 2d6 values that I made here. A really cool thing I found between that blog post and now is that gt has afmt_icon() operation that will replace text with its fontawesome icon.