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Ready for a new “Genocide” BS stories? History tends to repeat itself as the hypocrisy of Jew haters, UN and so called international community leaders. For last 9 months, mostly went unnoticed and overshadowed by Gaza war, Israeli north border tension was mounting. Hezbollah, internationally recognized terrorist organization funded by Ayatollah of Iran and Syrian dictator Assad, was attacking Israelis on daily basis. There is no land disputes with Lebanon, and the current border was ratified by UN itself as an international recognized border. Its the same jew hatred and desire to eliminate Israel that we see in other places. Fear of Hezbollah to attempt their own October 7 attack, caused quarter million Israelis to flee their homes and to become refugees. Yet the UN and most countries leaders pretend they don’t know about it. Very soon when Israel start responding with much higher intensity, when headquarters building in Beirut and Damascus start folding on themselves and when Israeli tanks will be rolling into Lebanon they suddenly will wake up and become “utterly concerned “. This happened many times before and its about to happen again. It was exactly the same reason why Israel created buffer zone in 80s. When Israel withdrew 20 years after, the UN and “international community “ applauded but did nothing to prevent Hezbollah from raise to power, to become dominant part of Lebanon parliament and build their terrorist army bigger than Lebanon military itself. Unfortunately so called international community or media only becomes active and concerned when Jews are starting to defend themselves. So get ready for a new blood libels about “genocide “, “ethnic cleansing” and Israeli aggression.

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Stuck feeling bummed out and disappointed because of politics? Well at least get some math and cool connections for your troubles. Today's classic paper on the birthday of Saharon Shelah. Extending Arrow's Impossibility Theorem. Wikipedia: Arrow's Impossibility Theorem https://lnkd.in/gvCTCZCN "On The Arrow Property" https://lnkd.in/gNPE_YYC "Gil Kalai asked if Arrow's theorem can be extended to the case when the individual choices are not rational but rather belong to an arbitrary non-trivial symmetric class of choice functions. The main theorem of this paper gives an affirmative answer in a very general setting."

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Yesterday, June 17, 2024: The Israeli Center for Quantum Computing - @IQCC - was launched Significant progress in the field of quantum computing in Israel: The Israeli Center for Quantum Computing (IQCC), a research facility that aligns with similar centers in the world, opened yesterday (Monday) with the aim of making quantum computing capabilities accessible to researchers and research and development centers in the country. The center will include three quantum computers and was established and managed by the Israeli company Quantum Machines, which provides control and control systems for quantum computers. This is a world-class research facility that will include three quantum computers and serve the quantum computing community as well as academic research institutes and R&D centers of advanced industries in Israel and around the world. The center was built with a total investment of 100 million Nis. The QM - Quantum Machines company clarified that this is a special center that will provide access to the cloud, in order to provide users with remote access to the computing environment. In addition, the center will offer an advanced testbed equipped of its kind in the world, which will assist in the development of new quantum computing technologies. The company states that the highlight of the innovative facility is the deployment of a unified system for classical quantum computing, which was developed by Quantum Machines and NVIDIA . The system is tightly integrated with a supercomputing cluster consisting of NVIDIA GPU processors, and ARM and AMD processors, all connected to AWS cloud platforms allowing remote access and leveraging additional cloud computing resources. Dr. Itamar Sion, co-founder and CEO of QM: "When we thought about what would move quantum computing forward, we realized that the means was to build the most advanced facility in terms of operational capability, modularity and integration with HPC and with the cloud. Our open architecture approach will ensure that it will be possible to upgrade and expand the The facility continuously to stay at the forefront of technology, which will make it an accelerator of the entire ecosystem in Israel and the world." The global quantum computing market estimate for 2022 was $13.67 billion and is expected to reach a value of $143.44 billion with a compound annual growth rate of 26.5% in 2032. Apart from China, Israel is the country that invests, on average, the largest percentage of the gross domestic product - GDP ( 0.082%) in quantum computing issues.

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16^(s^2-5)= 0.5 = ? Many failed to do this Israel Math Test question ORALLY! Can you? https://lnkd.in/dwpSefi6 #israel #maths #solveitquickly #maths #Israel #Israelites #mathtest #exponents #mathstricks #indices #explore #fastandeasymaths

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This post is dedicated to my non-Israeli friends. But everyone’s welcome to read it :)   I’m sitting down to write this post about 10 minutes before the Israeli Memorial Day transitions to our Independence Day. Every year this is a nearly unbearable transition, from deep sadness to pride and joy. We are taught, from a very young age (as early as 6 years old, as I learned this year through my son), that these two dates were set intentionally, so that us Israelis will always remember that our independence came, and keeps coming, at great cost. This year, I feel it’s even worse than unbearable. It’s simply impossible. I find myself uncapable of celebrating Independence Day. As a nation and a country, we’re still at war. As an individual (and far from being the only one feeling like this), I’m still mourning. I truly believe we should still find ways to be happy and participate in or even initiate whatever activities that serve that purpose. But highlighting the achievement of becoming an independent country, of forming a safe country for Jewish people.. Right now it just doesn’t feel like the right time to do that.     And here’s why I’m writing to you, non-Israelis. I want to tell you more about what I’m mourning. I hope this will help those of you who see Israel at a mostly negative light, better understand the complexity of our reality.   Personally, I fully acknowledge Israel shares the responsibility over the truly shitty life of the people of Gaza. Along with that, I’m mourning what Israelis must live through right now: The tragic loss of so many loved ones, so many of them in terrible ways that I don’t think I’ll ever dare expose myself to. The need to leave their homes, and uproot their families, their whole lives. The fear that we’ll never feel safe again, not in Israel, and not anywhere else. The feeling I often struggle with, that I might never fully recover from my personal Oct 7 experience. That I will never be my best self again because of it – not the best mother I want to be, not the best partner, not the best friend, not the best employee.   So back to the complexity – you see, almost all Israelis are like me. People who just want to feel safe, just want to provide their kids with everything they need, just want to be able to celebrate without thinking about all that is wrong in the world.   I’m proud to be Israeli, although I’ve never felt more challenged to say it out loud.

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When we post videos and comments on social media showing the genocides committed by Israel and USA, these posts will be against the policy of the social media, and our accounts will be suspended or deleted. However, committing massacres and genocides is not against the policy of social media, and the criminals, such as the Israel Defense Forces, and USA politicians can post anything that supports their point of view to commit crimes. To stop war, stop #israel_terrorism, #usa_terrorism, #israel_imperialism, #jewish_radicalism, #jewish_racism. I will post this comment again and again every time they delete it.

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The Pioneers Behind the AI Revolution: Researchers Shaping Israel's Tech Landscape 🔬 After being immersed in my own work for a couple of weeks, I'm astounded by the rapid pace of AI advancement. It's both exhilarating and humbling, underscoring the critical need to stay updated in this dynamic field. Israel, despite its reputation as a tech giant, faces a growing challenge in attracting and retaining AI talent. 🌍 However, amidst this shortage, a dedicated group of professionals is making significant strides: the AI researchers. These brilliant minds are the driving force behind groundbreaking innovations. They think outside the box, challenge conventional wisdom, and tirelessly conduct experiments to validate cutting-edge solutions. Roni Gurevich from Cycode and Vered Dasa Levy from Autobrains shed light on the unique skills and backgrounds that set researchers apart from developers. It's a distinction that's crucial for companies aiming to push the boundaries of what's possible with AI. Personally, I find the work of these researchers absolutely fascinating. Their ability to marry advanced academic knowledge with practical problem-solving is truly inspiring. It's no wonder that research-focused companies like OpenAI and AI21Labs place such a high value on continuous learning and adaptation. Moreover, the successful implementation of AI solutions relies heavily on the expertise of these researchers, who bridge the gap between theory and practice. 📚 As the demand for AI expertise continues to soar, with McKinsey predicting a 25-29% increase in STEM professionals by 2030, the role of researchers will only become more vital. Organizations that foster a culture of constant learning and innovation will be best positioned to attract and retain these brilliant minds. Furthermore, investing in the training and development of local talent could be a key strategy in addressing the AI skills shortage in Israel. It's an exciting time to be in the field of AI, and the pioneers driving these innovations deserve our recognition and appreciation. Their work not only advances technology but also has the potential to create a positive impact on society. As we witness the rapid evolution of AI and its growing influence on our lives, it becomes increasingly important to understand the people and the passion behind these breakthroughs. https://lnkd.in/gJP58uwg

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Over the past decade, I have reviewed over 1,000 cv's in search for the best team members to join our team. I see a lot of people in Israel in need of jobs these days so sharing some tips from my experience as a manager and Organizational Psychologist that I hope can be helpful. If you have any questions or additional insights, please feel free to comment below or pm me. I divided the job-seeking journey into 4 stages: 1. Self-reflection 2. CV building 3. Networking 4. “Dating” your future boss In this post I will cover some pointers for the first 3 stages. Next post will cover pointers for the last stage. *Self-reflection* 1. Self-reflection and understanding what you are good at and what you are passionate about. 2. Who are you - Need to be able to answer this in 2-3 lines at the top of the CV. Are you a manager and looking to be in a leadership role or more of a hands-on executive? Is your focus marketing/sales/coding/project management? Pro tip: Ask your friends to be honest with you and share the value they see you bring. It will crystalize your own view as well. *CV and LinkedIn profile* 1. CV building - how does your future boss know you are great at what you do? What success and impact did you have that you can articulate with numbers? 2. The design is great. But the most important is the content. Make sure clear description in the header what you do and keep it short, with bullet points and a 1-pager. Make sure no mistakes. If there is even 1 typo, it is a no-go. 3. Passion talks. Years ago I hired a young man with very little experience because he came with great passion and told me how he taught himself code at age 11. See how you can find that story that highlights your greatness. *Networking* 1. Networking and asking friends for an intro or to put in a good word. Identify 10 people you will have coffee with to brainstorm your career. Some will give you great advice. Others will give you a good lead. 2. Don't only think about networking with those who can give you the job today but rather with those who know people that can help you. 3. The best way to build trust is to show your work in action. I once hired someone because he reached out and explained to me in a loom video why one of my client websites stinked and how that can be fixed. He didn't tell me what he does but showed me. What tips have you found as a manager that you would give future employees?

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The Israeli Conference of AI, Cyber, and IT in Health Systems is just a few days ahead! Will you be there ????? I am more than honored to chair the conference, and will be thrilled to meet you! https://lnkd.in/dgRrezwW #AI #MD #SaMD #HealthSystems

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In Hebrew we say "gam zu l'tov," this too is for blessing. We try to find some good or a lesson in anything we face. I'm not sharing the following for sympathy or concern, but instead as a lesson. Some time ago I began to experience a set of symptoms in my right arm:  Weakness, fatigue, pain, a loss of strength, and my hand began to atrophy. The symptoms slowly worsened. Occasionally, picking up my cuppa tea felt like an intense workout, and a handshake could be excruciatingly painful. I then began to experience mild symptoms in my left arm, and thus knew it was time - past time - to consult my doctor. My doctor found that the spaces between my neck vertebrae have compressed, and there is constant pressure on the nerve fibers exiting between those spaces. Fortunately there exists a range of treatment options. I will now work with my medical team to determine the next steps towards restoring full function. Where I want to focus your attention is on the root cause. I've had a 40+ year career in tech. I frequently spend well over 10 hours per day, six days per week, hunched over a computer. There is always another task, another incoming ping, another person or project in need, and during all of that: My posture is terrible. We spend more time with tech than in ages past. We hunch over our desktops, laptops, and other devices. There are several studies on the negative impact poor posture has on us over time. I'll point out this study-based set of recommendations from Princeton University as one example worth your time: Ergonomics & Computer Use Princeton University Health Services https://lnkd.in/dHaYzYkZ I am blessed to live and work in a walking community, which is something my wife and I love to do. Perhaps your community is less walking-friendly, but please do find a way to get up and move about. Exercise; even a walk is a great workout. Stand up, stretch, and move regularly - I use it as an excuse to find my wife and tell her dad-jokes. :) Join a club and attend meetings, so that you're up and moving and socializing in-person. Ensure that your workstation is ergonomically squared away. You'll thank yourself 25+ years later. As for me, please don't worry, I'll be fine. Assess, adapt, and overcome! I have the world's best teammate (my wife) and we will power through. Shavua Tov (have a great week)!

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It was so simple, they couldn’t believe no one figured this out before. Prof. Moran Bercovici and Dr. Valeri Frumkin from the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology developed a new way to create optical lenses using cheap materials and a straightforward process. Here’s how it works: they inject a liquid polymer into a mold that’s submerged in an immersion liquid. By carefully adjusting the immersion liquid's density to match that of the polymer, they eliminate the effects of gravity, allowing the polymer to retain a perfectly smooth and precise shape as it hardens under UV light. The result is a lens with an exceptionally smooth surface—smoother than what traditional polishing can achieve. This method isn’t limited to simple lenses. It can also be used to create complex freeform optics, which are surfaces designed to bend and focus light in precise ways for applications like multifocal glasses, advanced projectors, and even virtual reality systems. These optical components are usually difficult to manufacture, but with this technique, they can be produced much more affordably. #NASA has recognized the potential of this innovation for space exploration. In microgravity, this method could be used to produce large, high-quality optics for telescopes directly in orbit, bypassing the limitations of launching bulky equipment from Earth. This simple yet ingenious Israeli invention opens up new possibilities both on Earth, by providing affordable glasses to those who need them, and in space, by enabling the next generation of telescopes. #IsraeliInnovation #Optics #Space

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When data science meets #women's health! This is how systemic change happens! Thanks MeDS - Medical Data Science Israel and Aielet Efrati and Chen Yoffe! #womenshealthmatters #innovation #womeninscience #womenintechnology

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AI: The Pen Pal That's Rewriting Creativity ✍️ In the hallowed halls of literature, a new correspondent has arrived, one whose letters are composed in binary and whose ink never runs dry. Artificial Intelligence, that silicon-brained wunderkind of our digital age, has picked up its metaphorical pen and begun to scribble in the margins of human creativity. Imagine, if you will, a world where the Muses whisper in algorithmic tongues, where inspiration strikes at the speed of light, and where writer's block is nothing more than a quaint relic of a bygone era. This is not the stuff of science fiction, dear reader, but the very real landscape of our literary present. As AI dips its digital quill into the inkwell of imagination, we find ourselves awash in a sea of questions more profound than Proust and more numerous than Dickens' characters. Can a machine, no matter how sophisticated, truly capture the exquisite agony of a broken heart or the dizzying euphoria of a first kiss? Will it ever grasp the delicious irony of a well-timed pun or the bittersweet nostalgia of a childhood memory half-remembered? The publishing houses, those venerable bastions of the written word, now find themselves in a plot twist worthy of Agatha Christie. Will they embrace this new pen pal, or clutch their human-written manuscripts close to their chests, eyeing the newcomer with suspicion? Perhaps we'll soon see books proudly sporting labels proclaiming "100% Organic Human Creativity" 🏷️, right next to the gluten-free and fair-trade certifications. Yet, as we stand at this literary crossroads, teetering between tradition and innovation, we must ask ourselves: Could this digital Pen Pal be the key to unlocking new realms of human creativity? Might it be the perfect sounding board for our wildest ideas, the ideal collaborator who never sleeps, never gets writer's block, and never steals our favorite coffee mug? As the final chapter of this tale has yet to be written, we find ourselves at a cliffhanger of cosmic proportions. Will the next great American novel be penned by flesh and blood, or bits and bytes? Will our future poets laureate have CPUs instead of brain cells? Or will we find a harmonious duet between the silicon symphony and the human heart's melody? The pen is poised, the cursor blinks expectantly, and the next word... well, that's up to us. Or is it? In this brave new world of AI-assisted creativity, perhaps the most exciting story of all is the one we'll write together - human and machine, neuron and algorithm, in a literary tango that dances across the pages of tomorrow. 📖 https://lnkd.in/d-NF5XQF #AICreativity #LiteraryFuture #DigitalMuse

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https://lnkd.in/eCjr4gd9 Dan, the attack wasn't a failure. A strong message was broad cast by the launching of those misses even if no fatalities. The message will be clear to Putin, Kim and Xi. Go there and watch what will happen. The launch with strength ties with Putin. it redirects from the Ukraine to the middle east. That works for Putin. Now the US and NATO get to balance the impact of war in the middle east against supporting Ukraine. US funding will have to be into middle east to stabilize the region.

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If you are interested in Responsible AI, you think it is an important topic, and you want to learn more, this session is for you! This Thursday at 10am ET. Details 👇

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👋 Stanford University has recently released the "AI Index Report for 2024", which contains some interesting data related to Israel's position in the field of AI. 👉 First, #Israel leads globally in the concentration of human capital with #AI skills, but there is a negative trend of human capital emigration from Israel in this field. 👩‍💻 Second, the report shows that men acquire more AI skills than women, but the status of women in Israel is relatively good compared to other countries in the world. 💰 In terms of AI entrepreneurship, the report reveals that in 2023, 43 new AI companies in Israel received #funding, compared to nearly 900 in the United States. The United States maintains a lead over other countries in the AI race, with Israel ranking fourth in the number of new AI companies funded between 2013 and 2023 (442 companies). 💸 Furthermore, the report asks whether investments in #artificial #intelligence in Israel are sufficient to keep the country competitive globally. In 2023, Israel ranked eighth in the world in terms of private investment in AI, totaling $1.5 billion. However, over the past decade, Israel ranks fourth globally with investments close to $13 billion in AI companies. 🧠 When it comes to developing #machine #learning models, the United States leads the way, but Israel holds a respectable position relative to its size. However, when examining models used for #GenerativeAI capabilities, Israel's position is slightly less favorable. 💡 Finally, the report concludes that artificial intelligence has the potential to significantly improve productivity in Israel in the near future. For more information and selected graphs, you can visit Inbal Orpaz's blog on the website mentioned in the first comment of this post. This is a translated post from the tech channel of Inbal Orpaz: https://t.me/InbalOrpaz

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