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John Jumper, on why AlphaFold2 worked: > "It's not one or two home runs. It's 18 doubles. Midsize wins stacked together." His least popular take on AlphaFold2 is the over-crediting of SE(3)-equivariance / geometric deep learning. He ablated it and it only lifted performance about 2/30 points. FAPE (the... show more

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Trump on Syria: "Erdogan is the one responsible for Syria, for the successful fight in ridding Syria of its past leader, and I think this man is responsible. He doesn't take the responsibility, but it's actually a great achievement. They've been trying to do it for 2,000 years."

Trump on Syria: "Erdogan is the one responsible for Syria, for the successful fight in ridding Syria of its past leader, and I think this man is responsible. He doesn't take the responsibility, but it's actually a great achievement. They've been trying to do it for 2,000 years."

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Why Max Verstappen is the rightful champion of 2021 Apart from the fact that he had: - the most race wins - the most lap leads - the most podiums - the most poles Max also had a lot of bad luck. Here are 3 major bad luck moments where it was not his fault and he lost valuable points: - Baku 2021: left-rear tire failure. Max was winning it for sure and also had the fastest lap= missed 26 points. - Silverstone 2021: Max was the fastest the whole weekend and missed at least 25 points. - Hungary 2021: with half a car, 70 laps long, Max finished 9th = 2 points. There was a very good chance that Max would finish at least 2nd = missed 18 points. Due to these 3 major bad luck moments alone, Max missed out on at least 67 points. The last 3 races of 2021 would not have been that close at all. Disclaimer: I'm only talking about the major bad luck with huge consequences, where Max couldn't do anything about it himself. I'm not blaming someone.

Why Max Verstappen is the rightful champion of 2021 Apart from the fact that he had: - the most race wins - the most lap leads - the most podiums - the most poles Max also had a lot of bad luck. Here are 3 major bad luck moments where it was not his fault and he lost valuable points: - Baku 2021: left-rear tire failure. Max was winning it for sure and also had the fastest lap= missed 26 points. - Silverstone 2021: Max was the fastest the whole weekend and missed at least 25 points. - Hungary 2021: with half a car, 70 laps long, Max finished 9th = 2 points. There was a very good chance that Max would finish at least 2nd = missed 18 points. Due to these 3 major bad luck moments alone, Max missed out on at least 67 points. The last 3 races of 2021 would not have been that close at all. Disclaimer: I'm only talking about the major bad luck with huge consequences, where Max couldn't do anything about it himself. I'm not blaming someone.

MV33Racing🏎

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Senator Fetterman is keeping it real on why he met with President Trump: "It's not about bending a knee, it's about having a conversation with the president... We HAVE to work together." Spot on! In a divided world, this kind of bipartisanship is what America needs. Kudos to U.S. Senator John Fetterman for prioritizing Pennsylvania and progress over party drama. He is one Democrat who does not have TDS.

Senator Fetterman is keeping it real on why he met with President Trump: "It's not about bending a knee, it's about having a conversation with the president... We HAVE to work together." Spot on! In a divided world, this kind of bipartisanship is what America needs. Kudos to U.S. Senator John Fetterman for prioritizing Pennsylvania and progress over party drama. He is one Democrat who does not have TDS.

Sadie

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🔥Holy Smokes: Stephen Miller takes a smug, combative Kasie Hunt to the WOODSHED as she tries to “gotcha” on Trump using an autopen, ignoring the ACTUAL POINT: "This is the most important point. It's not just that Joe Biden used the auto pen - it's that he didn't know it. He was not briefed on it. He was not aware of it. He did not approve it. He was not mentally aware of what the government was doing." “Biden didn’t know what was being signed in his name." My goodness. And CNN wonders why their ratings are a raging dumpster fire.

🔥Holy Smokes: Stephen Miller takes a smug, combative Kasie Hunt to the WOODSHED as she tries to “gotcha” on Trump using an autopen, ignoring the ACTUAL POINT: "This is the most important point. It's not just that Joe Biden used the auto pen - it's that he didn't know it. He was not briefed on it. He was not aware of it. He did not approve it. He was not mentally aware of what the government was doing." “Biden didn’t know what was being signed in his name." My goodness. And CNN wonders why their ratings are a raging dumpster fire.

Western Lensman

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1. Caleb Williams went 0-2 on his first two passes against Cleveland. One was dropped. He then went 9-9 for 142 yards and a touchdown. It was the most accurate performance of the season by miles for the #Bears quarterback. His confidence is growing. You can see it.

1. Caleb Williams went 0-2 on his first two passes against Cleveland. One was dropped. He then went 9-9 for 142 yards and a touchdown. It was the most accurate performance of the season by miles for the #Bears quarterback. His confidence is growing. You can see it.

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Ken Paxton TORCHED John Cornyn For Being The Most USELESS Senator In History, Going on VACATION Instead of Fighting To Pass SAVE America Act: "Trump said in his State of the Union, I want the SAVE America Act to pass, it's the most important piece of legislation on the agenda, and then no one says anything or gets it done." "When I challenged John Cornyn, I said I would even consider dropping out if he would actually get something done. I gave him a chance: do something John, just one good thing for America. And guess what; even with the President making it his most important item and me challenging John to get something done in his career, he says he was for it and yet a week later they all go on vacation." "Never heard about it again, John never talked about it again. That's the epitome of John Cornyn. I wouldn't have shut up about it because I consider it the most important piece of legislation. We're going to save America from bad elections."

Ken Paxton TORCHED John Cornyn For Being The Most USELESS Senator In History, Going on VACATION Instead of Fighting To Pass SAVE America Act: "Trump said in his State of the Union, I want the SAVE America Act to pass, it's the most important piece of legislation on the agenda, and then no one says anything or gets it done." "When I challenged John Cornyn, I said I would even consider dropping out if he would actually get something done. I gave him a chance: do something John, just one good thing for America. And guess what; even with the President making it his most important item and me challenging John to get something done in his career, he says he was for it and yet a week later they all go on vacation." "Never heard about it again, John never talked about it again. That's the epitome of John Cornyn. I wouldn't have shut up about it because I consider it the most important piece of legislation. We're going to save America from bad elections."

Benny Johnson

68,853 次观看 • 3 个月前

Would genuinely just give Kolo Muani a run of starts until Solanke is back at the very least. Not only did he show more in 25 minutes against Monaco than Richarlison has in the last 4/5 games but seeing the way Juventus fans speak about him is nuts. I know he did well at Juve but their fans adore him more than you would assume, it's not just this one guy. His goal record was one in two but it's his all round game they mostly applaud him for. And it's not like Juventus are some bum club either. Sure they've fell off & are nowhere near the team they were a decade ago but they're still the biggest club in Italy, and one of the biggest in Europe. And RKM was tearing it apart over there only months ago. It's not even like it was 2 or 3 years ago. There's clearly a player in there, we have to unlock it.

Would genuinely just give Kolo Muani a run of starts until Solanke is back at the very least. Not only did he show more in 25 minutes against Monaco than Richarlison has in the last 4/5 games but seeing the way Juventus fans speak about him is nuts. I know he did well at Juve but their fans adore him more than you would assume, it's not just this one guy. His goal record was one in two but it's his all round game they mostly applaud him for. And it's not like Juventus are some bum club either. Sure they've fell off & are nowhere near the team they were a decade ago but they're still the biggest club in Italy, and one of the biggest in Europe. And RKM was tearing it apart over there only months ago. It's not even like it was 2 or 3 years ago. There's clearly a player in there, we have to unlock it.

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One of the most talked-about storylines this weekend was Christian Alshon and Tyra Black’s mixed doubles run. Mixed doubles is always one of the most debated formats in pickleball, with the common criticism being that it turns into “mixed singles,” where the man dominates the court. This case was no different. We saw posts claiming Christian took too much space, that Tyra looked unhappy, and that the match felt more like two-on-one. And yet, they won the entire tournament. So it raises the question: when money is on the line, is it acceptable for the man to take over? Or is it better to lose while keeping things more equitable? ⚖️

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Dr. Patrick Moore, one of Greenpeace's original founders, says the climate panic is built on fabrication, not science. "One of my missions," he says, "is to turn on its head the idea that carbon dioxide is a pollutant... when in fact it's the most important nutrient for all life on Earth." Dr. Moore points out that there is no clear definitive scientific proof, not one empirical formula or study, that shows CO2 causes planetary harm. "The future will show this whole hysteria over climate change was a complete fabrication," he says. CO2 is not pollution, it's the backbone of all life.

Dr. Patrick Moore, one of Greenpeace's original founders, says the climate panic is built on fabrication, not science. "One of my missions," he says, "is to turn on its head the idea that carbon dioxide is a pollutant... when in fact it's the most important nutrient for all life on Earth." Dr. Moore points out that there is no clear definitive scientific proof, not one empirical formula or study, that shows CO2 causes planetary harm. "The future will show this whole hysteria over climate change was a complete fabrication," he says. CO2 is not pollution, it's the backbone of all life.

Electroverse

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STEVE BANNON: Ben Shapiro is like a cancer, and that cancer spreads. It's a cancer and it metastasizes. He tried to take over Breitbart and I ran him out of there. He tried to take over David Horowitz, who was his mentor. Mark my word. He will make a move on Turning Point because he's always been envious of Charlie Kirk. This is not about speech. It's not about de-platforming. This is about power politics and what Charlie Kirk believed in to the core of his being, that America makes decisions for America and Americans make decisions for America. That was Charlie Kirk. #AMFEST2025

STEVE BANNON: Ben Shapiro is like a cancer, and that cancer spreads. It's a cancer and it metastasizes. He tried to take over Breitbart and I ran him out of there. He tried to take over David Horowitz, who was his mentor. Mark my word. He will make a move on Turning Point because he's always been envious of Charlie Kirk. This is not about speech. It's not about de-platforming. This is about power politics and what Charlie Kirk believed in to the core of his being, that America makes decisions for America and Americans make decisions for America. That was Charlie Kirk. #AMFEST2025

Bannon’s WarRoom

328,237 次观看 • 8 个月前

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Ever wonder why Bono sings “LOVE, LOVE, LOVE” over and over toward the end of “Until the End of the World”? Right after Judas walks out of the Last Supper (John 13:30), Jesus unleashes one of the most beautiful teachings on love in the entire Bible. In John 13–17, the word “love” (and its forms) appears nearly 30 times. Judas missed it all. He traded the greatest revelation of God’s love… for 30 pieces of silver. Is Judas being haunted by Jesus’ words… or is it an invitation for a second chance? Or maybe it’s Judas realizing too late what he left behind.

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Bono’s Bible

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Joel Embiid seemed to be hopeful that the previous schedule he was on -- at least two days off after each game -- might be at a point where it could be re-evaluated. "We're gonna talk about it. I feel great. It's up to them. I'll fight for it. If I'm not allowed or if I can't, then it is what it is. Feel pretty good."

Joel Embiid seemed to be hopeful that the previous schedule he was on -- at least two days off after each game -- might be at a point where it could be re-evaluated. "We're gonna talk about it. I feel great. It's up to them. I'll fight for it. If I'm not allowed or if I can't, then it is what it is. Feel pretty good."

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xQc anoints Hasan as "Dog Zeus" over "Dog Shocker" after Piker went at him for being a selfish a hole "What about the one where he pulled the dog backwards by its tail..was he role playing f'in Mario in Mario64 with Bowser when he spins him around with the tail?" "What about the decision to shock his dog? What about the decision to enter the br*thel?..it's not something I'm a part of..I'm only a spectator of his actions..why is commenting on his decisions something that's going back to me?" "It's an easy jab..u shocked ur dog..it's f'in obvious, everybody knows it and every single thing that he said, he has changed it..so every time that there's an opportunity, I take a jab..why? bc it's so easy for him to heal himself from all that by just admitting and moving on..how hard is it to say guys, I said some bs bc I was in a hot water, and I kind of hated it..I don't do that anymore..I know better" "Ur not the dog shocker, ur the Dog Zeus, ur the master of lightning buddy..the fact that he's still hiding it, it is f'in abysmal"

xQc anoints Hasan as "Dog Zeus" over "Dog Shocker" after Piker went at him for being a selfish a hole "What about the one where he pulled the dog backwards by its tail..was he role playing f'in Mario in Mario64 with Bowser when he spins him around with the tail?" "What about the decision to shock his dog? What about the decision to enter the br*thel?..it's not something I'm a part of..I'm only a spectator of his actions..why is commenting on his decisions something that's going back to me?" "It's an easy jab..u shocked ur dog..it's f'in obvious, everybody knows it and every single thing that he said, he has changed it..so every time that there's an opportunity, I take a jab..why? bc it's so easy for him to heal himself from all that by just admitting and moving on..how hard is it to say guys, I said some bs bc I was in a hot water, and I kind of hated it..I don't do that anymore..I know better" "Ur not the dog shocker, ur the Dog Zeus, ur the master of lightning buddy..the fact that he's still hiding it, it is f'in abysmal"

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Todd Spence

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Samson predicts 30,000 naira per share for SEPLAT. Says it is at least 50% undervalued, even at 11,000. In this Drinks & Mics edition, he argues that SEPLAT's gas story is more robust than its oil story and that it's one of the most transformative companies on the NGX over the next 5 years.

Kolade Afolabi

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Claude Chabrol on how he constructed 'Le Boucher' (1970): "The construction of 'Le Boucher' (1970) was based on two ideas: the depth, which was in the area, in the earth—bed—the grottos, because they were there — and the sun, the morning sun. From then on, it was very easy— I mixed the two with the characters and it came about all by itself. The only dramatic element in 'Le Boucher' is the cigarette lighter. It's from the lighter that things begin to . . .(1) The lighter is offered. (2) The lighter is found on the cliff-top. So, the conclusion: it's the said lighter. (3) No, it's not the one. (4) Yes, it is. So, it's very easy. I adore symmetry, I love symmetrical things . . . I think it's an interior need that balances . . . Internally, psychologically, I seek to maintain my equilibrium while my natural tendency is toward imbalance. So, the search for symmetry in things helps me in doing that. There's only Hercule Poirot who's like me — he adores symmetry too. But I'm not for simple symmetry. Symmetry doesn't mean putting one chandelier on the right and another on the left!" (Claude Chabrol's interview with Dan Yakir, 1979)

Claude Chabrol on how he constructed 'Le Boucher' (1970): "The construction of 'Le Boucher' (1970) was based on two ideas: the depth, which was in the area, in the earth—bed—the grottos, because they were there — and the sun, the morning sun. From then on, it was very easy— I mixed the two with the characters and it came about all by itself. The only dramatic element in 'Le Boucher' is the cigarette lighter. It's from the lighter that things begin to . . .(1) The lighter is offered. (2) The lighter is found on the cliff-top. So, the conclusion: it's the said lighter. (3) No, it's not the one. (4) Yes, it is. So, it's very easy. I adore symmetry, I love symmetrical things . . . I think it's an interior need that balances . . . Internally, psychologically, I seek to maintain my equilibrium while my natural tendency is toward imbalance. So, the search for symmetry in things helps me in doing that. There's only Hercule Poirot who's like me — he adores symmetry too. But I'm not for simple symmetry. Symmetry doesn't mean putting one chandelier on the right and another on the left!" (Claude Chabrol's interview with Dan Yakir, 1979)

DepressedBergman

32,864 次观看 • 4 个月前

Trump and Elon have to get back together again. Frankly, I'm thinking of calling both up myself and saying, This is stupid. This is bad for America. We need the number one industrialist, the most advanced in technology worldwide, working with the most powerful man on Earth. It doesn't matter about politics anymore. What matters that these two are working together. These are giant egos, and it's not good for America. It's just bad. We don't need a third party. Ross Perot tried that. Bad idea. It's all bad. These two guys have to get together. I'm not the only person that feels this way in, in, in his inner circle where everybody knows this is bad.

Trump and Elon have to get back together again. Frankly, I'm thinking of calling both up myself and saying, This is stupid. This is bad for America. We need the number one industrialist, the most advanced in technology worldwide, working with the most powerful man on Earth. It doesn't matter about politics anymore. What matters that these two are working together. These are giant egos, and it's not good for America. It's just bad. We don't need a third party. Ross Perot tried that. Bad idea. It's all bad. These two guys have to get together. I'm not the only person that feels this way in, in, in his inner circle where everybody knows this is bad.

Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful

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