Georgios Tsiminis (@georgetsiminis) 's Twitter Profile
Georgios Tsiminis

@georgetsiminis

Enthusiast physicist, keen engineer, amateur photographer, cat addicted, computer engaged, stubborn coder - you could shuffle words around and still be right

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calendar_today09-04-2010 12:02:50

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This is the moment Mars peeked out from behind our moon after being hidden for an hour. This shot was captured using my largest telescope and a special high-speed camera. Seeing another planet rising on the horizon of our moon was such a surreal experience.

This is the moment Mars peeked out from behind our moon after being hidden for an hour. This shot was captured using my largest telescope and a special high-speed camera. Seeing another planet rising on the horizon of our moon was such a surreal experience.
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And now, for something different: medium.com/@gtsiminis/clo… I wrote this a few years ago, just as the #covid pandemic was gathering speed. (Image below made using Midjourney)

And now, for something different:

medium.com/@gtsiminis/clo…

I wrote this a few years ago, just as the #covid pandemic was gathering speed.

(Image below made using <a href="/midjourney/">Midjourney</a>)
Georgios Tsiminis (@georgetsiminis) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As someone with both interest and a career in technology, I have watched AI become widely accessible and more powerful in recent times and have used it myself. I have however struggled to express an opinion on what is happening at the moment, until now: arstechnica.com/information-te…

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youtube.com/watch?v=1AbBpY… Wow. The combination of pointless over engineering and amazing craftsmanship is really quite something. If only someone out there could test it… (But not James Hoffmann presumably)

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Excellent results from the team at Uni of Adelaide and @IPASadelaide highlighting how well-known materials still hold on to some secrets that only careful investigation and new ideas can reveal. A lot of work here! lnkd.in/gJ496bV4 (Free via the link till Mid August)

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In a world of screens and digital photography (I know, I know) there’s something immensely rewarding in using the old eyeball on a telescope approach to look at the full moon. And then take a digital photo of it, of course!

In a world of screens and digital photography (I know, I know) there’s something immensely rewarding in using the old eyeball on a telescope approach to look at the full moon.

And then take a digital photo of it, of course!