trivago | Multiple Positions | Düsseldorf, Germany | Onsite (3 days per week) | Full Time | Visa Sponsorship
trivago is a well-known travel tech company enabling users to find the right accommodation. We save our users time and empower them to get more out of travel by comparing accommodation from leading booking sites.
At trivago we have talents from over 80 different countries and work on some of the most interesting technical challenges within the accommodation meta-search space.
trivago | Multiple Positions | Düsseldorf, Germany | Onsite (3 days per week) | Full Time | Visa Sponsorship
trivago is a well-known travel tech company enabling users to find the right accommodation. We save our users time and empower them to get more out of travel by comparing accommodation from leading booking sites. At trivago we have talents from over 80 different countries and work on some of the most interesting technical challenges within the accommodation meta-search space.
trivago | Multiple Positions | Düsseldorf, Germany | Onsite (3 days per week) | Full Time | Visa Sponsorship
trivago is a well-know travel tech company enabling users to find the right accommodation. We save our users time and empower them to get more out of travel by comparing accommodation from leading booking sites. At trivago we have talents from over 80 different countries and work on some of the most interesting technical challenges within the accommodation meta-search space.
trivago | Multiple Positions | Düsseldorf, Germany | Onsite (3 days per week) | Full Time | Visa Sponsorship
trivago is a well-know travel tech company enabling users to find the right accommodation. We save our users time and empower them to get more out of travel by comparing accommodation from leading booking sites. At trivago we have talents from over 80 different countries and work on some of the most interesting technical challenges within the accommodation meta-search space.
Also for healthcare. Nuance is a big player in the healthcare market. A whole segment where DL approaches are not suitable due to lack of transparency.
But it isn’t. I am still actively involved in NLG both professionally and academically and neural NLG systems have great promise but are still far from actively delivering tangible solutions to areas such data-to-text NLG. Inaccuracy, hallucinations are still highly problematic.
I very much disagree. There are use case such as weather reporting, electronic medical report summarisation, etc. That make more sense as a textual representation than bundles of graphs and tables. In fact textual summarisation has been shown to lead to better decision making[1].
Good data-to-text NLG applications not only summarise data but they also can provides insight into causal relations of why events occurred by leveraging domain knowledge.
I guess this effects all companies that run a platform whether it be social or market based. The question is what can a company do prevent bad internal actors without put their employees under draconian rules?
The real question is whether a programming language that has lost traction, mindshare, and focus ever gained it back? It's probably no coincidence that Python's rise was at the same time of Perl's stagnation.
I don't agree 100% with the author, but I do wholeheartedly agree that the relevance of FSF movement definitely peaked after the ratification of GPLv3. After which, the relevance and political visibility of the movement has decreased significantly as we moved from PC/Laptops being our primary computing device to smartphones.
One thing I keep hoping for is improvements in the UI side of LibreOffice. I presume under Windows and Linux the UI feels more fluid and natural, but under macOS it is definitely inferior to that of MS Office or Apple’s iWork apps.
Is there a really need for this type of product? With the choice of either collecting your parcel from a delivery office or the multitude of delivery lockers that are popping up everywhere is this a problem that needs solving? Perhaps someone could help me to understand if there are particular scenarios where this would be beneficial to allow this form of parcel delivery.
Another alternative is that you may get a Galapagos island effect where Chinese firms do innovate, but their innovation is tied to the cultural and regulatory norms and not very applicable outside of China. The same effect was seen with Japanese cell phone companies pre-smartphone era.
In the article it’s noted that the digital camera couldn’t handle the fine dust and sand of Sudan, whereas the film camera did. Are there digital cameras can handle such difficult environmental conditions?
Yes and no. For the most premature babies in the low 20s week gestation they have minimal physical contact with their parents. However older preterm infants do receive Kangroo care with their mothers.
Nothing special, just mostly a list of stuff that I've worked on in terms of my research interests.