pixx
pixx@merveilles.town
<p>I don't know who I am, and neither do you.</p>
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@drwho@masto.hackers.town @mycotropic@beige.party @wdormann@infosec.exchange I dunno, I have a tough tiime deciding who, between "academics" and "businessmen", I trust _less_
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@wim_v12e @csepp and if the estimates get revised down by, say, .05C/year for the next ten years, it's down to 2.3, which is already wildly better but again, exponential growth.
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@wim_v12e @csepp Image from https://ember-energy.org/latest-updates/chinese-solar-exports-double-in-a-month-to-hit-record-high-amid-energy-crisis/ and looking at the numbers paints an even more remarkable story: > Exports to Africa rose by 176% > exports to Asia doubled to reach 39 GW > both new all time records > Countries with particularly rapid growth in Asia include India (+141%, +6.6 GW compared to February 2026), Malaysia (+384%, +1.8 GW) and Lao PDR (+108%, +2.3 GW). In...
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@kagihq Fair enough, I stand corrected! IMO it would make sense to do such for human-generated nonsense too, but this should at least cover a major part of it
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Something fascinating here: this is a codebase in C. It's not doing anything crazy by the rules of C. C is my preferred language, the one I'm best at. I understand every single line of code, on its own. But a lot of the high level logic feels weirdly foreign, moreso than typical Go code even. I can read the code and go "oh that's a hash table" pretty easily, and i get using a hash table to quickly identify cached blocks But the table is, implicit? Sorta? The heads of ea...
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@khm @davep Gee, I wonder. Musta been because it was the right thing to do, because clearly it was the _democratic thing to do_. Yknow, to keep it out of the hands of democracy. For the sake of democracy.
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I wonder how many other times a diesel engine has been used to charge sodium cells? Mnt reform ...On a stick^W train!
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!!!!! @khm