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tcpekin
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About tcpekin
Previously Materials Science and Engineering postdoc at HU Berlin, PhD at Cal.
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Comment #47008987
Does anyone have a keyboard suggestion that is multilanguage and has a comma on the top layer? German without a comma is, troublesome.
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Comment #45001796
Satellites are also a big use case.
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Comment #41149855
This is not a superalloy (i.e. turbine blade material), just a strong normal aluminum alloy that can be additively manufactured.
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Comment #41149836
This is not a medium entropy alloy, it's a standard alloy in terms of the ratio of components, which forms medium entropy intermetallic precipitates which gives the alloy it's prop…
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Comment #38857009
Feel free to reach out to the email above, I think it's one of the most interesting jobs I could have gotten coming out of a postdoc due to the mix of physics and real world, techn…
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Comment #38852802
I don't speak for the whole company, but in our project we are heavily Python based, Julia might be used by the central research team or something though.
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Comment #38852544
Here are some example positions: https://zeissgroup.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/External/job/Jena/S... https://zeissgroup.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/External/job/Jena/Q... https://zeissgroup.…
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Comment #38846500
Carl Zeiss SMT/SMS | Jena/Oberkochen/Rossdorf & remote, Germany | Multiple Roles | Full-Time | Hybrid (some onsite required) | English, some German very helpful | https://www.zeiss…
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Comment #38466156
Grad students at Cal cost a professor ~100k a year, and then leave after 2-5 years with any optimizations they might have personally made. They also only work 6-12 hours a day, and…
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Comment #35670040
The others might move wafers 24/7 but they don't have three shifts of R&D scientists and engineers working to continuously analyze the results/improve yield/performance 24/7. TSMC …
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Comment #34418114
I worked as a grad student in LBL/UC Berkeley for 5 years. At the time I didn't want to make a career of it, but if I had to go back to a national lab, that might be the one. The c…
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Comment #34418041
I am 99% sure I know him - shares your same first initial? Tell him hello from me (TC Pekin), I always liked talking to him during some down time, and the feeling was mutual. As a …
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Comment #33496449
I've made a website that does very rudimentary simulation of transmission electron microscopy diffraction patterns, as a tool for myself and other researchers. Was a big leap for m…
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Comment #33160531
I agree with this, my alcohol consumption has really tailed off after I started training for a marathon. It is impossible for me to actually train hungover and the required amount …
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Comment #33077601
I'm a researcher, so I do move/access a lot of data locally (10s of Gbs, not Tbs usually). Lots of Jupyter/IPython interactive workflows. Starting to run some more web development …
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Comment #33036909
Mac M1 Air | 16 GB RAM | 1TB SSD | Purchased Dec 2021, used daily since === START OF SMART DATA SECTION === SMART overall-health self-assessment test result: PASSED SMART/Health In…
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Comment #32734469
Whoops sorry for the late response - somewhat yes. You can configure a Jupyter workflow to work like this, but I don't find that I, or many other people do, as it takes more discip…
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Comment #32605090
The way I get around this is to start an IPython interpreter, and run .py files with `run -i file1.py`. This loads things into memory in the interpreter, and then I can run file2.p…
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Comment #32412253
Mind boggling pictures - really shows just a tiny part of the scale, and just how manual the whole process still is. I can't imagine the difficulty of trying to upgrade systems tha…
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Comment #31759903
Is that correct? I am a postdoc at Humboldt Universität zu Berlin and I'm at the TV-L 13 level, Stufe 3, which is ~3300 post tax.
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Comment #31312170
This happened to me with a 8+ year old account. By no means was I a power user, maybe having only bought a few things over those 8 years. I go to sell a pair of shoes, the leather …
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Comment #30160040
I guess this is expected, but still disappointing. Unlimited upload was what first got me to buy the original Pixel. I have been using the compressed photos for a while to save on …