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Teton | Multiple Roles | ONSITE Copenhagen, Denmark | Full-time | https://teton.ai

At Teton, we are redefining the role of healthcare workers through cutting-edge AI technology. Facing a global nursing shortage, our solutions offer vital support to overburdened healthcare systems. We're building a privacy-first system for monitoring patients' health, including, but not limited to, fall detection and prevention, sleep and respiration monitoring.

Open roles (https://www.teton.ai/company/career):

- 3d Vision Engineer

- AI Research Scientist

- AI Infrastructure Engineer

- AI Inference Engineer

- AI Agent Engineer

All roles are full-time and onsite at our office in Copenhagen, Denmark.

Teton | Multiple Roles | ONSITE Copenhagen, Denmark | Full-time | https://teton.ai

At Teton, we are redefining the role of healthcare workers through cutting-edge AI technology. Facing a global nursing shortage, our solutions offer vital support to overburdened healthcare systems. We're building a privacy-first system for monitoring patients' health, including, but not limited to, fall detection and prevention, sleep and respiration monitoring.

Open roles: - 3d Vision Engineer - AI Research Scientist - AI Infrastructure Engineer - AI Inference Engineer - AI Agent Engineer

All roles are full-time and onsite at our office in Copenhagen, Denmark.

There are also radioactive tiles decorating the Caltech campus: https://www.flickr.com/photos/lapie/3340318920/

Apparently there was a brief period in the 20th century when this was a popular way of making yellow glazing.

Did you read the piece? They talk about VR.

Thanks for fixing the espresso machine <3

You should check out the OpenCOBRA project: https://opencobra.github.io/cobratoolbox/latest/

To be fair, it's incredibly CPU-heavy. It uses an iterative approach to calculate the forces exerted on the grid, so for each frame it calculates the force exerted on each node a set number of times. (See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Verlet_integration)

However, this shouldn't be so heavy that the Firefox JS engine struggles with it...

Awesome! Thanks for picking us from the plethora of Icelandic hipster bands!

Wow, thanks! I just used Sublime Text 2 (which I admittedly haven't bought so the prompt to buy it pops up every now and then when I save, gulp!). I have a ruler set at 80 chars and try not to surpass it.

Also, I have a JSHint plugin installed on Sublime which scans the document every time I save it and checks for missing semicolons, implicitly declared variables, etc.

Thanks for the PR!

I agree. The other stuff is a few years old, and I like to think the new single is more mature.

Thanks for the historical input!

I actually thought Snake and TRON were two distinct games with Snake being a 'player against environment'-game and TRON being 'player against an NPC'-game.

This is Korg MS-10, Korg's Polysix softsynth and a few samples, all cooked together in Ableton Live and drowned in Waves plugins, mostly H-Delay and the SSL channel.

Not true. If you want to challenge yourself you can play with increasingly obscure keyboard layouts. It's a feature!

You play the white light-cycle.

i. Use WASD to steer — you can't turn on the spot.

ii. Don't hit anything.

iii. Try to make the other light-cycle hit something.

Thanks!

There's definitely room for experimentation! At some point I want to incorporate the cloth more in the actual gameplay itself, whether it's in this demo or something else.

It's a bit limited though, the forces exerted on the grid need to be within a relatively narrow range if the simulation is to obey the laws of sanity.

Point taken. I honestly did not perceive it as a necessary feature, but I'll fix this when I open up the code again.

That's a very good idea. I'll implement that once uni exams are over in a few days.

Thanks!

Thanks for the heads up, I hadn't even thought that far ahead — the music was a bit of an afterthought.

Thanks! My band just released a new single: http://youtu.be/cDeRQ7rNP4Y (free download in description) — but that's quite a bit different from the music in the game.

Ha! Sorry about that. I wanted to avoid hard-coding keycodes for the sake of legibility so I used 'W'.getCharcodeAt(0) — which unfortunately doesn't work for the arrow keys.

I made it! I didn't figure anyone was going to take a look at it so I skimped on the metadata.

Thanks!

Shush, it's a gameplay feature! I agree it's not very fun to play — looks pretty though!