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How to reimagine your city without cars using @OpenAI’s DALL·E.
1. Take photo of the location or a screenshot of Google StreetView, upload it to DALL·E without cropping. Add a description of what you’d like to see. 2. Remove the parts of the photo you don’t like, e.g. cars, excessive asphalt. Try to preserve parts that make perspective work, otherwise the generated picture may look as if were taken from an impossible angle.

I’ve just realised what I always found weird on the way ‘Russians’ speak like in @KillingEve. I felt this all along, but I’ve found a way to express it just a few minutes ago. Just a disclaimer: I quite liked @KillingEve even though I think the story line could be a bit less convoluted, especially in second series. I think the production team has done in general great work, and for example accents were very much believable.

And here comes another train journey. For a change, this one doesn't involve high-speed trains.

Leg 1: Bratislava hl.st. → Warszawa → Brest with EC 130 Báthory The full route. All connections except the first and the last one are sleepers.

So here it begins. Bratislava → Vienna → Brussels for @FOSDEM.

Train by @unsereOEBB and ZSSK to Vienna

https://twitter.com/andrew_shadura/status/1222237860792819713

@fosdem @unsereOEBB Wien Hauptbahnhof

Travelling to Štúrovo/Párkány in this slightly older Czech restaurant carriage (EuroCity 273 Metropolitan) Štúrovo/Párkány is the last station in Slovakia that still has Pragotron flip displays.