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by pelorat 4y ago
Then you are stuck in the USA for the rest of your life. I think the USA is the only country on the entire planet which allows unfettered free speech, every other nation has some legal limits on speech (or expression as we call it in Europe
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by pelorat 4y ago
UK has always been a bit different. I believe they don't even have a constitution, correct me if I'm wrong?
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by pelorat 4y ago
That 75% of Twitters userbase, per their own admission, is not from the USA, and fall under laws that requires Twitter to do better at moderating their platform. https://www.wsj.com/articles/eu-official-warns-elon-musk-
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by pelorat 4y ago
> I think a lot of people would probably look at my distaste of Spotify and recommend another, more suitable, streaming platform like Apple music or Pandora Just go to YTM? I stopped using Spotify when their client became slow and bloate
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by pelorat 4y ago
Non-US governments? 80% of Twitter is international users.
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by pelorat 4y ago
> He failed to make Twitter profitable for years. Well if you've read Jack's interaction with Elon about Twitter (part of the lawsuit), it's because the board was very risk adverse and against big changes. Jack actually su
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by pelorat 4y ago
Well, as someone who hold about $10K in TSLA, I'd like to see Elon fired.
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by pelorat 4y ago
Those recommendations are for people that are on their feet all day, not for office workers and home dwellers that never go to the gym.
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by pelorat 4y ago
That's not true, you can see a RT federated view, or a local view, i.e. all incoming posts on your server.
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by pelorat 4y ago
Less than Israel.
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by pelorat 4y ago
How is that different from YouTube premium, sure it's more than $8 but comes with zero ads.
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by pelorat 4y ago
And the only reason it spreads is due to lack of education.
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by pelorat 4y ago
Sure. Bankrupt.
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by pelorat 4y ago
I don't think so. That would mean admitting his Truth Social platform is not as good as Twitter. I don't think he'd do that.
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by pelorat 4y ago
And how does it stack up to RoseTTAFold? Isn't RoseTTAFold much faster than AlphaFold but slightly worse in accuracy?
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by pelorat 4y ago
> I'm glad to see progress being made here, and eagerly await finding out how proteins actually fold. There's no way a human will ever understand this. It's likely a problem that is beyond what the human mind is capable of
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by pelorat 4y ago
I know and this is often the case, but the height limit still applies in the whole county, even 5 miles from the city center. However at least my local city council has understood that taller buildings is the way to go.
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by pelorat 4y ago
I don't know about you, but I live on the 3rd floor in a NL city where building limit height is 70 meters. I have 12 hours of sun on my balcony and it's honestly great, but if I could move into a 200 meter high mega tower and have
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by pelorat 4y ago
If more people could live in the cities they would not need cars. Seriously, cars are the biggest problem in the NL. Not emissions from farming or construction.
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by pelorat 4y ago
Sadly there's a huge resistance from the population and local municipalities to build high-rises. The municipalities usually have some rule that no building can be taller that the the old clock tower that virtually every town and city
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by pelorat 4y ago
A friend of mine in Spain bought a masia, but was not allowed to tear down the old building to build a new house (protected heritage or something, even though it was junk). So the way around it was to do it in steps. Replace it whole buildi
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by pelorat 4y ago
EU laws does not override what's in an individual nation's constitution. National constitution > EU laws.
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by pelorat 4y ago
> Parler isn't going to be able to maintain "free speech" even if they or Kanye want it to Correct, because they allow EU users to sign up and therefore has to comply with various European countries content laws (including
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by pelorat 4y ago
Solar isn't economically feasible in Sweden. Too far north, too much snow, and during winter it's dark for months. Might work better in the far south, but not good enough.
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by pelorat 4y ago
No, that's not possible. This approach can only fool models that identifies people as a whole based on a 2D array of pixels. It can't fool models that understand that a person is a composite of other features. If you create models
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by pelorat 4y ago
If you're going to make an app like this, at least use electron or something similar and create an integrated package instead of relying on a python UI over a bunch of command line tools. Also how does it compare to Nvidia Instant Nerf
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by pelorat 4y ago
What do engineers at Twitter even do? I've not seen any noticable changes for years. Feels like a platform you could run with 10 developers.
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by pelorat 4y ago
not true
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by pelorat 4y ago
I'm sure you have heard about these technical problems Russia is having with the terminal on their side, the technical problems they claim are behind the reason the gas is turned off? Well it's not really technical problems, it&#x
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by pelorat 4y ago
Yes, but this is China that you're talking about where EVERYTHING is connected to a lying government. Nothing would happen except for a coverup as the Chinese government will never ever come clean.

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