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Cross sectioning insects in an electron microscope with a femtosecond laser - new video from @BenKrasnow

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@NickParkerPrint @lukebayes @DanielleFong @oscillatephoton need to clear that old handle!

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Super grateful to Ben for demoing our Kyma femtosecond laser for this application! This is extremely tricky to get right and Ben is crazy talented... more coming soon!
https://t.co/YRAJI53Tz7

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Cross sectioning insects in an electron microscope with a femtosecond laser - new video from @BenKrasnow

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@bubbleboi i literally made these as an undergrad... ever heard of e0A/D, jensen?

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@VanHunterAdams @CornellECE @CornellEng huge thanks to you for these courses- hugely helpful!

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@beffjezos @elonmusk @iScienceLuvr I (PhD) will be the first to tell you PhD is commonly anti-signal.

Saying “spending 3 months stapling papers together to actually receive the degree you spent years on is anti-signal” is literally anti-signal.

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@bubbleboi maybe, but it wont fail computing for remotely the same reasons as quantum

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@photoncmndr working on it

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@lcamtuf really enjoying it!

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@LaFrogman LFG

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@jwt0625 the special fields only "appear" on the output- for most of the propagation it's a total mess!

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@jwt0625 i know a bit but mostly lab setting

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@oldestasian maybe fs laser?

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@byte_thrasher you're welcome

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@fishPointer solder paste rim salt on a frosty modelo >>>

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@matthewswspence yes!

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@cat4lyst_Ma interesting, thanks for sharing

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with ~a day of constant claude use I ported a sophisticated matlab simulation (>10k lines) to python. it's faster, cleaner now.

why does Matlab still exist?

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@cat4lyst_Ma i guess simulink has real staying power but to my knowledge 90% of matlab use can be pythonified