filmor

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by filmor 5y ago
All relevant mechanisms (day-ahead auction and intraday continuous auction) take the interconnector capacities into account. The dayahead mechanism is described at length here: https://www.nordpoolgroup.com/globalassets&#x2F
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by filmor 5y ago
A cyclic process is a thermodynamic process that eventually arrives back in its initial state: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermodynamic_cycle
123.
by filmor 5y ago
`git reset` and `git rebase` will not lose anything that you have commited before. And force-deleting the remote stored repo is cheating (and prevented by default in quite a few services).
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by filmor 5y ago
They had this and aggressively rolled it back. Google Talk was XMPP-compatible and had federation enabled.
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by filmor 5y ago
I think that the experimentally found CP-violations show that anti-matter doesn't necessarily behave exactly the same as time-reversed matter.
126.
by filmor 5y ago
I think it embeds Erlang (erts), escripts require a working Erlang installation.
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by filmor 5y ago
"time is relative" has a very particular meaning, it's not just a "proverb". It means (in the simpler special relativity) that how fast time seemingly progresses is relative to the difference in velocities of two di
128.
by filmor 5y ago
IPython itself was never "notebook style", it was just a better REPL.
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by filmor 5y ago
There are already Jupyter kernels, IElixir and ierl (which I wrote). The latter supports Erlang, Elixir and LFE right now and supports connecting to another node as well. https://github.com/filmor/ierl
130.
by filmor 5y ago
There is syntax highlighting, just takes a few clicks as it's hidden in a sub-menu ("code snippet").
131.
by filmor 6y ago
Same here. It's near impossible to get a <5" phone nowadays, and everything else is too big for me. I really really liked my Pre3, maybe I'll just start using it again when my Samsung A3 finally dies :)
132.
by filmor 6y ago
You'd write the allocator or low-level memory access logic once with unsafe code and afterwards all code using the functionality can be written as safe code. That limits the amount of code that can have data races.
133.
by filmor 6y ago
"3d image made of light" is decidedly not what a real hologram is. Have a look at the Wikipedia page, real holograms are so much cooler!
134.
by filmor 6y ago
I think it's in contrast to "reactive IO". Roughly: When you want to read from files reactively, you run "select" with these files as arguments in a loop. The return value will tell you, which file is ready to be r
135.
by filmor 6y ago
That is completely normal syntax that "always" worked with the right thing named `list`.
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by filmor 6y ago
Direct frequency regulation (primary reserve or FCR) acts directly on the measured frequency at the power plant. But yes, for secondary reserve (aFRR), every grid has to know all its flows, but I don't know of any European grid operato
137.
by filmor 6y ago
That's more of a side-effect, not the goal of a synchronous grid.
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by filmor 6y ago
Any example of this? Python's C code base has very few requirements on the platform, and I doubt that got worse with the 2->3 transition.
139.
by filmor 6y ago
Well, it's become quite clear that this unified protocol will never happen :) I'd rather be prepared to use different protocols in a sensible way.
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by filmor 6y ago
There are people working on this: https://webos-ports.org A few years ago I was in contact with someone from the project to integrate the changes that I did, so their messaging client should now support pretty much everything th
141.
by filmor 6y ago
I think part of the problem is that there is no infrastructure for something like this on iOS and Android. With webOS, there was a single messaging app that integrated SMS, Skype, Facebook and Google. The latter part was implemented using l
142.
by filmor 6y ago
Collaboration would be one reason. I have quite some friends that use MuseScore and are orders of magnitude better musicians than I am, but I could help them create better looking scores and nicer rehearsal tracks if they could just export
143.
by filmor 6y ago
You can probably just install them alongside each other.
144.
by filmor 6y ago
Hashbang URLs are gone because of the PushState API, not because people have given up on the idea.
145.
by filmor 6y ago
Rewriting history has absolutely nothing to do with this. In a VCS that doesn't allow this, I could just hand out repo1 and repo1+malicious-patch. In both cases (as with git as well), I can detect this by comparing hashes.
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by filmor 6y ago
Not at all, same reason.
147.
by filmor 6y ago
No, you can't. You can come to the conclusion that if there exits an x with sin(x) = 0, then cos(x) = 1. The expression as it stands is true for every x \in R without any additional assumptions.
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by filmor 6y ago
Yes, that is the "screw-this-fallback" typing I was referring to... If it fails to prove a type for a value, it falls back to "this could be any type" which brings this part of the code back to pure dynamic typing.
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by filmor 6y ago
During my last >15 years of Linux usage, I had exactly the two filesystems you are advocating for here crashing on me: - XFS, long time ago, had a bug that made it lose files silently - BTRFS twice, most recently about a year ago in a su
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by filmor 6y ago
Overfull mailboxes can be problematic even with a wildcard `receive` and can happen if some branch of the control flow is slower than expected. We have some places in our code that essentially do manual mailbox handling by merging similar m

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