Apologies for so many questions, this is a very interesting line of reasoning. What makes petroleum artificial compared to any other substance found on (or in) earth? It seems you are proposing that "any food that has…
AI is not reaonable.
I'll bite. "between time with the kids" is another person's "during time with the kids". For me, "between time with the kids" means my kids are engaged in another activity that does not require my input until they are…
On the other hand, I think this would solve Claude Code's current problems with their React-rendered terminal app.
I don't see how you can blame terminal applications - they typically have been able to dump around 1Mb of output per second for decades. https://martin.ankerl.com/2007/09/01/comprehensive-linux-ter... Could the React…
I'm with you on this one. "Terminals are too slow to support lots of text so we had to change this feature in unpopular ways" is just not a plausible reason, as terminals have been able to dump ~1Mb per second for…
Do you have any examples of slow terminals, and what kind of maximum characters per second they have?
Even if it were distilled from petroleum?
Can you define a "highly artifical substance" in this context? As you desctibe it, it seems to be "a subtance that can't be made entirely from feedstock that was once living".
I'm not sure who I trust less to handle package integrity, the 3rd party hosting provider that Notepad++ used, or Microsoft.
Have you measured the ripple on the SMPSU output when dimming?
Honestly, this lamp seems very dangerous just because of this. You'd have to warn guests not to trip and fall onto it, and keep kids away from it.
It has to be an SMPSU in constant current mode, not a linear power supply. I'm sure it does still affect the colour, though.
Have you taken surface temperature measurements of the heat sink? A ~600W hot plate suspended at eye level is no joke, and certainly dangerous if it fell over or someone tripped onto it. For that matter, have you taken…
You're joking, right? Passenger capacity is part of the design of air travel. Even so, a plane could be at 1/3rd capacity before it's less efficient than a singly-occupied car. Trains are largely a relic of the…
And Linus was given a hard time because he gets a bit shouty in emails. The absolute double standard of how we know and accept that the upper layer of our society, encompassing almost anyone who has sufficient wealth…
It varies so much depending on passenger occupancy rates. Planes tend to run near 100%, and cars (at least in the US, although I'm sure other countries aren't much better) at near 20%. Assuming 1mpg for the entire…
CREE offer a variety of LED types with efficiencies 150lm/w (eg CMB, XT-E), up to 230lm/w (eg, 5050). While 100lm/w is typical for domestic LED lighting, it's going to cause problems when the total power is several…
Aerodynamic drag accounts for more energy losses than tyre friction (and tyre friction can be relatively easily changed with tyre pressure or tyre type).
~100 lumens per watt is rather poor, especially given the cost. It's the same as a standard LED lightbulb, and that includes the miniature AC voltage converter. 150lm/w would make it at least a cut above domestic…
Modern jetliners get a higher miles per gallon per seat than most US (ICE) cars. They easily beat any ICE car with a single occupant in miles per gallon equivalent. If you want to minimise fuel usage and can't find…
There's another benefit - you don't have to keep refactoring to keep up with "progress"!
That might be true (although you do add in the mess of web frameworks), but I strongly believe that resource usage must factor into these calculations too. It's a net negative to end users if you can develop an app a…
I've been saying this for a while. WW3 is already over and we lost, we just haven't noticed yet. It was fought against the West (primarily the US) using their own tools and ideologies.
Just because the idea of F/OSS software is/was relatively radical and a certain type of political act when applied in certain situations, does not mean that it necessarily needs to concern itself with any other…
Apologies for so many questions, this is a very interesting line of reasoning. What makes petroleum artificial compared to any other substance found on (or in) earth? It seems you are proposing that "any food that has…
AI is not reaonable.
I'll bite. "between time with the kids" is another person's "during time with the kids". For me, "between time with the kids" means my kids are engaged in another activity that does not require my input until they are…
On the other hand, I think this would solve Claude Code's current problems with their React-rendered terminal app.
I don't see how you can blame terminal applications - they typically have been able to dump around 1Mb of output per second for decades. https://martin.ankerl.com/2007/09/01/comprehensive-linux-ter... Could the React…
I'm with you on this one. "Terminals are too slow to support lots of text so we had to change this feature in unpopular ways" is just not a plausible reason, as terminals have been able to dump ~1Mb per second for…
Do you have any examples of slow terminals, and what kind of maximum characters per second they have?
Even if it were distilled from petroleum?
Can you define a "highly artifical substance" in this context? As you desctibe it, it seems to be "a subtance that can't be made entirely from feedstock that was once living".
I'm not sure who I trust less to handle package integrity, the 3rd party hosting provider that Notepad++ used, or Microsoft.
Have you measured the ripple on the SMPSU output when dimming?
Honestly, this lamp seems very dangerous just because of this. You'd have to warn guests not to trip and fall onto it, and keep kids away from it.
It has to be an SMPSU in constant current mode, not a linear power supply. I'm sure it does still affect the colour, though.
Have you taken surface temperature measurements of the heat sink? A ~600W hot plate suspended at eye level is no joke, and certainly dangerous if it fell over or someone tripped onto it. For that matter, have you taken…
You're joking, right? Passenger capacity is part of the design of air travel. Even so, a plane could be at 1/3rd capacity before it's less efficient than a singly-occupied car. Trains are largely a relic of the…
And Linus was given a hard time because he gets a bit shouty in emails. The absolute double standard of how we know and accept that the upper layer of our society, encompassing almost anyone who has sufficient wealth…
It varies so much depending on passenger occupancy rates. Planes tend to run near 100%, and cars (at least in the US, although I'm sure other countries aren't much better) at near 20%. Assuming 1mpg for the entire…
CREE offer a variety of LED types with efficiencies 150lm/w (eg CMB, XT-E), up to 230lm/w (eg, 5050). While 100lm/w is typical for domestic LED lighting, it's going to cause problems when the total power is several…
Aerodynamic drag accounts for more energy losses than tyre friction (and tyre friction can be relatively easily changed with tyre pressure or tyre type).
~100 lumens per watt is rather poor, especially given the cost. It's the same as a standard LED lightbulb, and that includes the miniature AC voltage converter. 150lm/w would make it at least a cut above domestic…
Modern jetliners get a higher miles per gallon per seat than most US (ICE) cars. They easily beat any ICE car with a single occupant in miles per gallon equivalent. If you want to minimise fuel usage and can't find…
There's another benefit - you don't have to keep refactoring to keep up with "progress"!
That might be true (although you do add in the mess of web frameworks), but I strongly believe that resource usage must factor into these calculations too. It's a net negative to end users if you can develop an app a…
I've been saying this for a while. WW3 is already over and we lost, we just haven't noticed yet. It was fought against the West (primarily the US) using their own tools and ideologies.
Just because the idea of F/OSS software is/was relatively radical and a certain type of political act when applied in certain situations, does not mean that it necessarily needs to concern itself with any other…