✞ 🇻🇦 | Kosovar Albanian | Economics & Business Administration Alumnus | Finance Department in a German Fintech | Advocate for European Federalization 🇪🇺 | ♃
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Playing around with neural networks is actually really interesting, especially if you want to simulate something
Yesterday I developed a neural network with the help of AI to calculate/predict something very specific, fed it a gigantic .csv file with data, set it to 100,000 epochs, and my GPU has barely finished 50% of the task so far
I can’t wait to see the results tomorrow
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Until very recently, there used to be this Indian restaurant on the street where my parents live, and they used to make this insanely spicy garam shorba soup with beef and garlic naan. They ended up closing a year and a half ago, and I still haven’t recovered from that loss
It’s an Asian restaurant now, and I despise it. It has to go
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Nothing funnier than watching Western communists and right-wingers try to hijack the protests in Albania and make it about themselves lmao
Let me assure you that we’re not on the same team and that no Albanian who is protesting the government right now gives a flying f**k about your little degenerate ideology
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I think it’s fair to say that the biggest threat to the average Russian isn’t NATO, which never had any intentions of invading Russia in the first place, but Vladimir Putin and the group of criminal lunatics currently running the Russian government
The truth is that the invasion of Ukraine was simply an attempt by Putin, his government, and Russian oligarchs to maintain their grip on power and prevent the same kind of pro European revolution that happened in Ukraine in 2014 from happening in Belarus and mainland Russia
It was never about NATO threatening Russia, but about the possibility that Russians might have gotten rid of their current elites. 1.5 million casualties are nothing for someone who is accused of bombing apartment buildings full of Russian civilians to justify a military intervention in Chechnya in 1999, if it means he can stay in power
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@ediramaal’s behavior is a perfect example of how not to act as a leader when your people are revolting
Instead of giving the dissatisfied people any concessions or explanations, he first denied the existence of any protests, then started ridiculing the protesters, and is now using disproportionate force against the very people who hold the actual monopoly on power
@ediramaal mistakenly believes that his actions will somehow defuse the situation, when they are actually making it far worse for him. You can only taunt and attack people for so long before they end up lashing back at you
🚨🇦🇱 BREAKING: EDI RAMA DEPLOYS SPECIAL FORCES AGAINST UNARMED STUDENT PROTESTERS IN TIRANA, ALBANIA!
⚡️Rama’s embattled government has deployed heavily armed special forces to the streets as student protests continue. The sight of heavily armed units confronting unarmed demonstrators raises serious concerns about the authorities’ response to peaceful dissent.
⚡️IS RAMA PREPARING TO ESCALATE THE CRACKDOWN EVEN FURTHER? As students demand an end to his 13-year rule, the government must answer for its actions. Albania’s streets are not a battlefield, and students are not terrorists.
🇦🇱✊️ YOU CANNOT GOVERN THROUGH FEAR FOREVER. THE STUDENTS DEMAND JUSTICE, ACCOUNTABILITY, AND RAMA’S RESIGNATION!
#Albania #Tirana #StudentProtests
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