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Ben F. Maier Nov 16, 2022

I wrote a #kdtree implementation for #javascript today, in case you need fast querying of k nearest neighbors or nearest neighbors in ball of radius R check out https://github.com/benmaier/kd-tree-js

GitHub - benmaier/kd-tree-js: A JavaScript implementation of a kd tree that enables fast searches for points within a range as well as nearest neighbors in d dimensions

A JavaScript implementation of a kd tree that enables fast searches for points within a range as well as nearest neighbors in d dimensions - GitHub - benmaier/kd-tree-js: A JavaScript implementatio...

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Ben F. Maier Nov 14, 2022

NERDS@ITU Nov 14, 2022

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Tickets are now available! Reserve your spot for Nov. 30th at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/466330646517
Be There or Be Square.

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/databeers_cph/status/1591843065073139713

DataBeers CPH - 30 Nov. 2022

After a long break, we are back!

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Ben F. Maier Nov 14, 2022

Joe Sondow Nov 13, 2022

You’re not the product anymore. You’re a community member in your host’s ad-free server they pay for. There’s no venture capitalist payday coming for them. Everything you do here costs your host a little bit of money. Find out how you can chip in.

Ben F. Maier Nov 11, 2022

Florian Klimm Nov 11, 2022

As more and more scientific journals start to trickle into Mastodon, I started to collect a list of journals and their handles

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10gqRhnP-91MSA4Yl7xxCdr160yyt5e6XGZpk7O5ZCrQ/edit?usp=sharing

Feel free to comment those journals that I missed and I will add them!

#mastodonscience

Scientific Journals on Mastodon

Tabellenblatt1 Journal Name,Handle,Field Advances in Archaeological Practice,@[email protected] ,Archeology American Naturalist ,@[email protected] ,Biology eLife,@[email protected],Biology Genome Biology and Evolution,@[email protected],Molecular Biology Journal of Cul...

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Ben F. Maier Nov 11, 2022

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Thomas Rid Nov 10, 2022

“The internet never forgets” is very high up on the list of the most misguided clichés out there. The polar opposite applies: highly likely humanity will forget and lose more text and images and sound recordings this century than in all centuries before, combined. Far more.

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Ben F. Maier Nov 10, 2022