CSS has been considered turing complete for a long time.

So this isn’t a shocking revelation, but it is cool.

Fork.dev on Windows and Mac

• GUI using native APIs, no electron
• It’s free the same way that sublime text and winzip are. It asks about once a month if you want to pay and you can keep clicking “I’m still trying it out”.
• Normal git cli is powerful but with a terrible UI with terrible defaults.
  • To use the best commands you need to add a ton of flags to get what you want, or add a whole bunch of aliases and port them between machines.
    • e.g. git log vs git log --graph --all --remotes --decorate
    • e.g. git fetch vs git fetch --prune --all
    • e.g. git stage -p vs nothing (git cli still doesn’t have a good way to specify lines correctly, only hunks that can’t be split properly)

Fork.dev is just what you get when the defaults are set up correctly by default, with more powerful control over staging, and with automatic branch/stash backups whenever your doing risky actions.

The only thing it doesn’t have built in support for is git log -S for when you’re searching for a specific file or commit and don’t know the file or commit, but know a substring in the commit itself. But it doesn’t matter since you can add that as a custom command into fork.dev

It’s going to be right next to Cavil Ave, the bar and club tourist road!

Just imagine all the schoolies and just tourists in general taking a shit on the front steps of any building with trump in the name.

There’s so many tourist drones flying every night, you’re going to get FPV drones launching bags of dog shit, buckets of paint, and spray painting giant cocks on the side of the building.

Gold Coast mayor says he looks forward to considering a ‘formal development application’

Maybe, maybe not.

Tom Tate has a history of being an utter whore for real estate developers.

He’d slather himself in horse diarrhea with a smile on his face if he thought it would get him a new bribe.

But an association with Trump might shock enough people to give him a hard chance to get re-elected.

So he’s probably considering if he can get a big enough bribe to retire so it doesn’t matter if he doesn’t get back in.

Bruh, just click the reader button on your browser.

I’m just not going to watch

One of the possible reasons was too much sun power and not enough demand. Solar and wind are unreliable.

No.

The issue wasn’t that there was too much generation, or that it is unreliable.

It was a grid issue, it wouldn’t have mattered what generation was used (solar, wind, gas, nuclear, coal, etc…).

Don’t be mislead by everyone who jumped on the coal bandwagon a day after the incident before we even knew what the cause was.

Unless you live in the Arctic Circle, it does in fact work in Winter.

You provision enough solar so it still works in winter, then sell your excess in summer.

Don’t most countries offer subsidies for photovoltaics?

They do, but they also keep subsidising black energy too.

The nuclear waste that lasts for thousands of years isn’t going to be a problem.

It can be used to make betavoltaics.

We might actually run into the problem where we don’t have enough nuclear waste and we might need to spin up a reactor or two to keep making RTGs (for space) and betavoltaics.

Every German energy problem is entirely down to political self owns

But solar is unreliable.

Which is why you add storage and wind to the mix. Overproduce energy when it’s available and store the leftovers for when you under-produce.

At this point, saying Solar doesn’t work at night is kind of like saying cars don’t work without wheels. No one is getting solar without storage, just like no one is driving a car without wheels.

It’s kind of hard to judge considering the whiplash from Europe moving away from Russia.

Checkout the cost over time here (and set it to the 10 years view): https://tradingeconomics.com/spain/electricity-price

It’s cheaper now than 10 years ago, but the Russian invasion made everything way more volatile.

As I understand it, Spanish generation is cheap but its grid is outdated, so it’ll continue like that until more of the grid is switched out.

Not exactly, they reuse waste which reduces the amount of waste but makes the remaining waste more radioactive.

That isn’t a reason to not use nuclear though since either: the waste can be made worse (which also makes it better because it doesn’t last as long) and can be buried only for 200 years which is easy to manage, or the waste can be used as an ingredient in betavoltaics which gets rid of the waste (and might get us to the point where we need to spin up nuclear reactors just to make more waste to use).

Either way it doesn’t matter, green generation and storage are now to cheap for nuclear to be considered economical anymore.

Here’s the breakdown of Romanian Energy:

They still have a long way to go to be considered green.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Energy_in_Romania#/media/File:Energy-consumption-by-source-Romania.png

Thorium is awesome, but fully renewable energy plus storage got too cheap for any kind of nuclear to stand an economic chance.

No need, use a sail

Ironic

1. The video:

• The video literally goes over the numbers in worst case scenario for solar and still comes out ahead, while also going through a bunch of mistakes that people make and deconstructing the gotchas along the way.

1. Your comment:

• Saying you weren’t going to watch the full video
• Skimmed some of it and took some numbers and made mistakes

2. Someone else:

• Links to the video you skipped that would have gone through your mistakes before you commented.

3. Your response:

• This is the same video

YES! It already goes over the mistakes you were making.

On a side note, this was probably the best video I’ve seen in the last 12 months.

I thought it would be a nice and nerdy breakdown of solar panels, but the more I watched the better it got.

For those who did watch it: wow what a whiplash!

Tolerance is only paradoxical when you go out of your way to not view it as a social contact.

When tolerance is the social contact, then everyone is protected by it except those who go out of their way to not be protected by it.

The sound is so long and drawn out, it’s more of a whoopie cushion sound