RedNifre

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by RedNifre 3y ago
Sounds like overkill, literally. I mean, if every ton of CO2 emitted had to be offset by certificates for 1.1 tons of CO2, that were truly removed from the atmosphere, the climate problem would be solved over time and we could switch to 1:1
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by RedNifre 3y ago
What should people do, who are against climate change, because they are AGAINST human extinction?
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by RedNifre 3y ago
Not a carbon "price", just an auction of CO2 ton equivalents to keep the atmosphere balanced: Before a plane lifts off, the CO2 equivalent offsets need to be bought at the global auction house. This would make the market regulate
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by RedNifre 3y ago
Right, I was talking more about how it SHOULD work. As you correctly said, it doesn't work at all right now. As in, no CO2 can be emitted, before buying the offset first. It's the only solution I can see, but I agree that it'
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by RedNifre 3y ago
Of course not, my software does not put CO2 or CO2 equivalents into the atmosphere. What matters is keeping the atmosphere balanced or even remove greenhouse gases from it. The way to do it is to have serious carbon certificates, as in coal
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by RedNifre 3y ago
How does it achieve this frame rate? I thought teletext would cycle through the pages 100 to 899, sending one per frame? I guess the pages themselves are numbered and this only sends page 100 on every frame? Regarding not being able to &quo
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by RedNifre 3y ago
Okay, but please use `let output = {}` instead. Yeah, I know, const/let is about the mutability of the variable, not its content, but if you use const I'll assume you write in an immutable style, which you don't when you do `
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by RedNifre 3y ago
That's not EU, that's actually illegal under EU law. EU law requires that the "reject all" option is as easy to identify and click than the other ones.
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by RedNifre 3y ago
Please cite your source for this.
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by RedNifre 3y ago
IANAL, but the German holocaust rules are about propaganda and I don't think that personal notes that were intended to not be read by anyone else can be considered propaganda.
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by RedNifre 3y ago
This does not work, they have insurance against this.
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by RedNifre 3y ago
I ran into a similar problem when I asked it for the password it ROT13, something like WAVELXNGTH.
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by RedNifre 4y ago
If you'd like run classic BASIC programs on your old programmable calculator (HP 15-C) you can use this compiler written in Idris: https://gitlab.com/michaelzinn/voyc
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by RedNifre 4y ago
It works great for zero dimensional displays that are far away in brought daylight. For example, the Chaos Computer Club used to hack some rental bikes which had an LED that indicated whether the bike was available or not and the hacked bik
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by RedNifre 4y ago
Yeah, like a binary today, right? What's the problem if the new "source code" is all prompts written in natural language and the classical code is just a build artifact?
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by RedNifre 4y ago
Do you think this could work well in the form factor of a programmable calculator?
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by RedNifre 4y ago
Did you read the article? The mass of the rock you happen to be standing on determines how fast time passes, so "UTC everywhere" would result in longer or shorter seconds depending on location.
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by RedNifre 4y ago
No, Mars has less mass than Earth, so if you use Earth UTC, Mars seconds will be longer than SI seconds, which does not seem like a good idea.
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by RedNifre 4y ago
If you find this article boring, you might want to watch this show instead, where somebody asks live AI replicas of Jordan Peterson and Ben Shapiro stupid questions: https://youtu.be/QXsnvPRwNss?t=560
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by RedNifre 4y ago
Thank you.
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by RedNifre 4y ago
It's a good comment because it summarizes the article better than the title does. Every article with a misleading title should have a top comment like that.
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by RedNifre 4y ago
edn Extensible Data Notation, it's to Clojure what json is to Javascript.
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by RedNifre 4y ago
The invisible majority of players uses Bedrock. The majority of players that stream/post videos or use/write mods use Java. If you want to play with friends (Macos, Linux etc.) you need Java, because Bedrock is Windows and console
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by RedNifre 4y ago
Oh yeah, I wrote one of those, too, complete with safe navigation through type aligned sequences etc. https://github.com/cosee/null4j If I were still writing Java I would throw in some exception throw/catching bas
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by RedNifre 4y ago
Bitcoin's Lightning network solves this issue.
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by RedNifre 4y ago
I think there was a story about somebody locking himself out of macOS, because he couldn't enter Emoji on the login screen. Also, since my password manager types letters one by one, I wouldn't use tabs or line feeds. Maybe don&#x2
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by RedNifre 4y ago
It's fully deterministic, multiplayer works by only sending user input around (at a reduced tick rate) and the unit movements get calculated locally from that.
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by RedNifre 4y ago
It's not necessarily real time, you only experience time at the same rate, no matter how fast the universe is calculating in meta time. Or maybe time is a 4th spacial dimension, then the universe would be a finished, static thing, no m
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by RedNifre 4y ago
Wario Land had a very expressive ending without language: https://youtu.be/dx_VEj0n_d4?t=11457
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by RedNifre 4y ago
Super choppy in Safari, super smooth in Chrome.

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