141 Infos zu Guido Eekhaut

1 Aktuelle Nachrichten

Auteur Guido Eekhaut heeft de Hercule Poirotprijs anno in de wacht gesleept. Dat is de prijs voor de beste Vlaamse misdaadroman van de voorbije twaalf...

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Guido Eekhaut, geboren in in Löwen, ist Schriftsteller, Journalist und Kulturphilosoph. «Schwarze Kanäle», Eekhauts erster Thriller, ...

Der investigative Journalist Pieter van Boer hat sich in die rechtspopulistische PDN eingeschleust. Als er eine heikle Liste mit Parteispendern ...

35 Bücher zum Namen

Absint (Onbekende bindwijze). Spannend, hard en actueel Nederlandse misdaad die boeit van begin tot einde. Wanneer hoofdinspecteur Eekhaut naar... Es fehlt: Greven, ‎Westf"

Guido Eekhaut, author of Absint, on LibraryThing

, GEORGE, ROBERT LLOYD East/West Pendulum USD , GUIDO EEKHAUT De geur van woestijnen EUR

Arveladze by Guido Eekhaut at AbeBooks.co.uk - ISBN 10: ISBN 13: Standaard Uitgeverij Softcover.

1 Allgemeine Veröffentlichungen

Guido Eekhaut (Leuven, 1954) is een Vlaams auteur, journalist en cultuurfilosoof. Hij publiceerde een dozijn boeken bij grote en kleine uitgeverijen in ...

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Weitere Bücher (Romane und Sachbücher) sind als E-Books auf Amazon erhältlich Guido Eekhaut schreibt Romane und Kurzgeschichten, Krimis und ... sowohl mit Frederik Pohl als auch mit Philip K. Dick zusammengearbeitet hätte, wäre ... die aktualisierte Ausgabe von „Creating an Online Presence for Writers“ und ...

Waar komen boeken vandaag? Wat doen schrijvers eigenlijk? Guido Eekhaut vertelt met passie over het schrijverschap, over fantastische en spannende literatuur, over misdaadverhalen en verhalen over de toekomst. Guido Eekhaut is futurist, auteur en essayist en heeft ondertussen meer dan 40 boeken gepubliceerd.

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Want more information on technology, science and futurism? I've got a lot of stuff on my specialized page. FollowFollowingUnfollowGuido Eekhaut. Sign in to follow this author. Guido Eekhaut · 171 articles. Looking for more of the latest headlines on LinkedIn? Discover more stories · Sign up · Help Center ...

"Last week, on the eve of the Frankfurt Book Fair, the largest and oldest in the world (it dates back to the fifteenth century), AmazonCrossing, Amazon Publishing's translation imprint, announced it would be committing $10 million over the next five years to publishing more works in translation. “We launched ...

Japanese researchers take artificial intelligence toward the final frontier: creativity. Since 2013, a team of computer scientists led by Hitoshi Matsubara of Future University Hakodate in Hokkaido has been trying to get AI-based computers to write fiction. Last year, the team entered two works, including the ...

A group of scientists recently got together to figure out what would happen in the event of an unavoidable asteroid impact, but just because you plan for the worst doesn't mean you can't hope for the best. The ESA and NASA are pushing for a mission to test technologies that could help us deflect an ...

"Berlin is important in world politics again. It would just as soon not be. Over the centuries, even as it has risen as a city of consequence in culture and learning, Berlin has experienced fluctuations in its geopolitical weight. As its residents know, a weighty Berlin generally has not been good for the world.

"Science has made the transition to engineering many times throughout history. This is the transition that biologists are making now. We know how to insert genes into microbes fairly reliably, but too much depends on technique, just as you had to have a special knack to get that cat's whisker to work right.

"The Chinese state's move to restrain the growth of the stock market bubble in June and its subsequent maneuver to reinflate it shortly thereafter were both attempt to manage the symptoms of growing economic instability, but neither addressed its underlying causes." Jacobin's Geoffrey McCormac on the ...

A Popular Chinese Virtual Assistant Is Ready to Control Millions of Robots. Turing Robot, a Chinese company that makes a popular virtual assistant for smartphones, is giving intelligence to cars and home appliances—and home robots are next. by Will Knight - MIT Technology Review. Supplying the ...

A few interesting things on Aeon Magazine (some newer than others) about consciousness. No, we don't have Artificial Intelligence yet 'and not for a long stretch, although we could be building machines that act like they're conscious (zombies). Further discussion on the matter of consciousness here and ...

"Our current mathematical understanding of many techniques that are central to the ongoing big-data revolution is inadequate, at best. Consider the simplest case, that of supervised learning, which has been used by companies such as Google, Facebook and Apple to create voice- or image-recognition ...

"WHO NEEDS WHOM? Every month Americans consume between $30 and $40 billion worth of manufactured goods from China. We sell them $9 billion, a quarter as much as we buy. Meanwhile, we owe them almost 15 percent of our GDP. The Chinese government alone owns over $1 trillion of US ...

“We're trying to dig a hole under LA, and this is to create the beginning of what will be a 3D network of tunnels to alleviate congestion,” Musk says, describing the work of his new project, The Boring Company. Musk shows a video of what this system could look like, with an electric car-skate attached to an ...

"One of the best scenes from Larry David's tour-de-neuroses Curb Your Enthusiasm opens with Larry sitting at a restaurant. As cheesy music plays, the camera pans out, revealing the guy at the table next to him. He's sitting alone, but jabbering loudly, reminding someone we can't see that “on no planet is a ...

Robots really are in. They're not anyway near intelligent, but more of them are becoming part of our society. Here's Brain Scasselatti explaining how to make better non-humans, while Brian Phillips is writing about people having empathy for robots: "I have no idea what this means. Like, are they having an ...

"Chances are you don't like your current bank. German startup Number26 has been working hard for the past couple of years to bring a new banking experience in Europe. And it is now using a novel approach to bank branches. Instead of playing catch up with good old brick-and-mortar banks, it is ...

"On crowdfunding platforms, where entrepreneurs are now raising billions of dollars a year, the big winners are companies making some kind of object that consumers can envision buying and using themselves. Among venture capital investments, software is reaping the lion's share: $21.5 billion in 2014, ...

After the autonomous car, here's a proposal for the automated cargo vessel. Story in The Verge. "Such "drone ships" would be remotely piloted by onshore captains, but all the onboard operations that crew members currently carry out, like navigation and power management, would be handled by computer ...

"The idea that computers will soon steal our jobs is an article of faith among many of the world's most powerful people. The argument goes like this: breakthroughs in robotics and artificial intelligence will make it possible to automate various kinds of labour. Self-driving cars will replace taxi and truck drivers; ...

Cory Doctorow as always clearheaded: "The Internet of Things is starting to emerge. You can tell it's just starting, because we're still using the ungainly name ''Internet of Things.'' It's one of those coinages that tells you that we don't know what a thing is or what it's for, like ''horseless carriage'' or ''3D printer.

"The developments in digital technology of recent years are truly dramatic and their implications far-reaching. And while no-one understands all the changes these developments will bring, most individuals, many business and governmental leaders, and society as a whole, are not really cognizant of or ...