Ringz

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by Ringz 1y ago
I’ve always thought this way and it’s amazing what applications and problems you can solve or replace with text files (csv, TXT, md), calendars (shared) and email. If I had to estimate, 80-90%? I always believed in the power of simple tools
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by Ringz 1y ago
I have the same problem. Especially because I use even different dashes.
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by Ringz 1y ago
imo Claude Code beats all of them. It sucked me completely back in my terminal and I love that. Combine CC with MCPs, Tasks and subagents if you really want to „up the game“. I am on CC pro but I think to get the 100 or 200$ abonnements.
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by Ringz 1y ago
The article points out: „The only exception to this is the ESA/NASA Ulysses mission (1990–2009), which flew over the Sun's poles but did not carry any imaging instruments. Solar Orbiter's observations will complement Ulysses’
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by Ringz 1y ago
Can you please explain what your „real life situations“ are?
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by Ringz 1y ago
Maybe you should check your sources: *1. Limited Degradation Conditions* - Most biodegradable plastics only break down under specific conditions, such as high temperatures found in industrial composting facilities, which are not widely avai
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by Ringz 1y ago
Is it really biodegradable? Almost all varieties are not. They only fall apart in smaller plastic or need special heated environments. None of them will degrade if you simply throw them „into the woods“.
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by Ringz 1y ago
You aren’t the only one. I wonder how distillation of LLMs is done, didn’t research it and hoped this might be a solution. Well, it might be a solution but one that come with more hallucinations.
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by Ringz 1y ago
I do this since a long time. I don’t use my real email postbox address. I just use email addresses from my own domain server „catch all“ to the real email postbox. If I ever change my email provider I just have to change the catch all rule.
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by Ringz 1y ago
Are you Stephen Wolfram? https://quantifiedself.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/585958...
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by Ringz 1y ago
What about three simple rules to define comments: 1. If # is in the first column of the line. 2. If # is followed by a space. 3. The # only starts a comment when it’s outside of quotes.
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by Ringz 1y ago
I need your services in Cape Town South Africa. It’s hard to find good data centers here.
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by Ringz 1y ago
Why not.
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by Ringz 1y ago
Exactly my thought. The same answer goes for new plugins developed only for Chrome.
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by Ringz 1y ago
> The idea here is that the website still has a sound URL structure, which is managed by the core browser functionality, while interactivity is carefully layered on top, with targeted updates. It’s a long time since I have to work with
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by Ringz 1y ago
Agreed! TLDR: Use plain HTML wherever possible for long term functional web pages!
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by Ringz 1y ago
I have wrongly assumed that a global health threat is equivalent to a pandemic.
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by Ringz 2y ago
Wouldn't these restrictions prevent a global pandemic and thus refute the headline?
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by Ringz 2y ago
If I were in real estate, I’d be grateful for this idea right now.
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by Ringz 2y ago
Only if we have more than enough renewable energy to spend making hydrogen. Hydrogen storage has a round-trip efficiency of 40%-50%, leading to significant energy losses. Partly by: Electrolysis requires 50-55 kWh to produce 1 kg of hydroge
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by Ringz 2y ago
iCal them „simple“ and „complex“ power. For someone who isn’t truly informed, a „Simple Energy“ solution seems much simpler than one based on renewable energy. With „simple“ power, solving climate change appears straightforward: just build
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by Ringz 2y ago
I am on you side (but not all are more complicated and there are mechanical variations that are better than batteries for some scenarios) but the takeaway of that study is described here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id
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by Ringz 2y ago
Don’t get me wrong—I’d be all for batteries ruling the world if they were both affordable and technically advanced enough to meet various demands. That means they shouldn’t degrade too quickly, for example, when capturing and releasing wind
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by Ringz 2y ago
The great (!) article misses the holy grail of the Energiewende in the chapter „Addressing the challenges of solar intermittency“: a intercontinental smart grid. As shown by data of ENTSO-E in Europe a power system plays a crucial part to o
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by Ringz 2y ago
There are studies (at the bottom of my post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43424310 ) showing that storage is mostly a political issue.
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by Ringz 2y ago
You are right. But one misconception I often read is that everyone focuses on batteries. It would make more sense in general to talk about energy storage instead of just batteries. Like Kinetic, chemical, thermal and so on. Batteries cannot
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by Ringz 2y ago
The IPCC & IEA grossly underestimates PV (and Wind) by any metric for years. Many scenarios assumed costs for 2050 that are already outdated today. In the same time they overestimate Nuclear Energy and carbon capture by any metric (deba
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by Ringz 2y ago
Blot is SaaS, can’t be selfhosted and not Foss. Or did I miss something?
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Markdown based, flat file, fast, leightweight and no database CMS(raneto.com)
25 points by Ringz 2y ago|6 comments
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by Ringz 2y ago
I was looking to host my Markdown files (an Obsidian vault) as easy as possible without the need to run Jekyll, Hugo and so on. Besides https://otterwiki.com/ , Renato seems to be a suitable option.

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