I made a simple webpage to grab text from YouTube videos: https://summynews.com Great for this kind of testing? (want to expand to other sources in the long run)

Never seen a blinking light on a tower in Norway. Why the difference between countries, can’t be that huge difference risk if some don’t have them?

In Norway this is regulated by Luftfartstilsynets BSL E 2-1, and the blinking white lights on our towers are called "hinderlys", for example category "Høyintensitet, type B".

They are not uncommon in Norway.

If you go to one of our major airports you will see one on the tower. The blinking lights also sit on wind turbines and TV masts, and anything taller than 15 meters in rural areas or 30 meters in populated areas will have some kind of light on it, sometimes blinking, either red or white.

Strictly speaking they should be unnecessary because there are published minimum safe altitudes for every air space over land. But some aircraft must be able to “See and avoid”

Norwegian is also included, based on the model card: https://huggingface.co/utter-project/EuroLLM-9B

Considering there are two different official written forms of Norwegian, that's not really saying enough, but I guess they mean Bokmål.

Can also easily be accessed with a API/GET request: https://summynews.com/api.php?v=VIDEO_ID Example: https://summynews.com/api.php?v=JZLZQVmfGn8 Caches requests and can freely be used by LLMs, API etc.

Even exist a simpler version like summynews.com/JZLZQVmfGn8 (text format) or summynews.com/?v=JZLZQVmfGn8 (web viewer)

For smaller projects I actually started to like to vibe code in PHP; API, user login (magic links), webpages etc. Stable, lower maintenance, faster iterations etc. Now its really fun to build.

Norway already have this kind of solution where a companies on the same land can register to the grid companies, and the production and consumtion within the same messurement intervals is not counted as selling to the grid. This way you can use the public grid for your own "internal" transfer.

It looks like UK, like many other countries, already have grid that can't cope with casual usage and transferring power from farms to users. Adding "renting" of grid sound like it could make it even worse (if possible).

The Norwegian grid is divided up into different regional grids and they each have different electricity prices. Those who build interconnects between the areas can get some of the price difference. It's very different from the UK market, which pretends to have a single area, runs auctions to determine the price and then has to make post-auction adjustments (in the billions) to fix the fact that electricity can't be transmitted across the grid.

See https://app.electricitymaps.com/map/live/fifteen_minutes

This is a layer way lower than that, this is between solar farms and buildings, solar farms and close factories. Not big electric zones like that.

Just me that love to vibe code PHP?

What was the new speed after the upgrade?

Since it's the still the same driver addressing the same hardware it should be identical.

...it's a tape drive, they have mechanically fixed speeds. Why do you ask?

He wrote “The tradeoff, of course, is that the data rate is limited by the speed of the floppy controller,”. Implying it could be faster by switching the controller. I guess tape drives could in theory have way way faster transfer speeds, as other tape drives does.

Hi, have been working on that also ;) as a way to have multiple agents working on the same repo. Started with Docker and then switched, because Docker is to slow to spin up (seconds is to slow) and big.

just run it in a vm, claude shouldnt be using the same gitconfig as the host user anyways