Oder habe ich da einen Denkfehler?
Natürlich sind verschiedene nicht-erneuerbare Energiequellen unterschiedlich belastend. Und wenn diese in der Reihenfolge ihrer Umwelt-Belastung aktiviert werden, dann gibt es vielleicht einen Unterschied zwischen Mittag und Abend.
Aber:
- Geschieht die Aktivierung in der Belastungs-Reihenfolge?
- Sollte man dann nicht besser Prognosen verwenden, welche Energiequelle zu einem Zeitpunkt jeweils "die 100% voll macht"?
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Nehmen wir an,
- der prognostizierte EE-Anteil liegt mittags bei 75% und abends bei 40%
- und die Prognose trifft weitgehend zu.
Auch wenn die Maschine mittags läuft, kann ja dafür kein zusätzlicher EE-Strom erzeugt werden (denn EE wird ja als Erstes ausgeschöpft). Mein Zusatz-Verbrauch muss also vollständig aus nicht-erneuerbaren Quellen gedeckt werden. Das ist dann auch nicht besser, als wenn die Maschine am Abend läuft.
18.3.2025 00:49@stromampelbot2/3Nehmen wir an,- der prognostizierte EE-Anteil liegt mittags bei 75% und abends bei 40%- und die Prognose trifft weitgehend...@stromampelbot
Danke dafür, dass ich aktuelle Vorhersagen zum Strom-Mix komfortabel in Mastodon bekomme, ohne dass ich aktiv auf energy-charts.info gehen muss.
Trotzdem eine Frage: Wenn der Anteil an erneuerbaren Energien ganztägig deutlich unter 100% ist, macht es dann einen Unterschied, wann ich (beispielsweise) eine Wasch- oder Spülmaschine laufen lasse?
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18.3.2025 00:48@stromampelbotDanke dafür, dass ich aktuelle Vorhersagen zum Strom-Mix komfortabel in Mastodon bekomme, ohne dass ich aktiv auf...I use @phanpy to browse #mastodon. But links to toots and accounts from elsewhere typically point to mastodon's original UI. I have written the #bookmarklet https://gist.github.com/hcschuetz/f712949563758291d0f42861643a6d82 which takes me from there to the corresponding view on https://phanpy.social.
27.2.2025 16:41I use @phanpy to browse #mastodon. But links to toots and accounts from elsewhere typically point to mastodon's original UI. I have...2/2
The web component now takes a single attribute "url" for retrieving a list of #toots. This way
- the component need not compose the url from attributes,
- you can use even more query parameters, and
- you can not only embed accounts but also timelines, tags, toot contexts.
In hindsight I'm wondering why I ever hid the (more powerful, well-known and documented) mastodon API URLs behind my own (less powerful and only slightly more readable) facade.
23.2.2025 23:042/2The web component now takes a single attribute "url" for retrieving a list of #toots. This way- the component need not compose...My #webcomponent for embedding #mastodon feeds and its demo page https://hcschuetz.github.io/mastodon-toots/ got a few enhancements, for example:
1. CSS fixes. (The old styling worked in Firefox but had problems in Edge and probably also Chrome.)
2. Hide sensitive content.
3. Added a list of similar projects to the demo page.
4. And perhaps most importantly: The component configuration became both simpler and more powerful.
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23.2.2025 23:04My #webcomponent for embedding #mastodon feeds and its demo page https://hcschuetz.github.io/mastodon-toots/ got a few enhancements, for...If you want to embed a "mastodon feed" (recent toots from some mastodon account) into a web page, you might want to have a look at my experiments on this:
https://hcschuetz.github.io/mastodon-toots/
It's not a one-size-fits-all solution as you might want to adapt the behavior to your needs. But it might be helpful as a starting point.
19.2.2025 21:40If you want to embed a "mastodon feed" (recent toots from some mastodon account) into a web page, you might want to have a look at...I've implemented a web component for embedding a mastodon feed in a web page.
Which account can I use for a demo page?
Ideally the account should use various mastodon features such as
- original toots, replies, and boosts
- media attachments (images, videos, ...)
- custom emojis
And of course the account should not have embarrassing content.
Does such a demo account exist? Or should I create one? On which instance?
17.2.2025 18:55I've implemented a web component for embedding a mastodon feed in a web page.Which account can I use for a demo page?Ideally the account...There's a new version of the star/polyhedron folding tool at
https://hcschuetz.github.io/polyhedron-star/dist/.
Changes:
- More shapes (some contributed by @GerardWestendorp)
- Better shape-development support:
- Various problems are now reported in the UI.
- The README now contains an explanation of the triangulation requirement for the "autobend" feature.
Thanks to Gerard for his patience with the old version. I hope that the improvements based on his experience simplify shape creation for everyone.
3.1.2025 14:02There's a new version of the star/polyhedron folding tool athttps://hcschuetz.github.io/polyhedron-star/dist/.Changes:- More shapes...There's a new version of the star-folding app (https://hcschuetz.github.io/polyhedron-star/dist/). The major new feature is that now a few "classic" tilings are available. (@owenbiesel, our conversation motivated me to finally implement that.)
I'm not completely happy with the only triangular tiling that I have found. If someone knows other tiles, please let me know.
23.12.2024 22:57There's a new version of the star-folding app (https://hcschuetz.github.io/polyhedron-star/dist/). The major new feature is that now a...I have recently implemented an experimental web application visualizing the folding of star-shaped polygons to polyhedra:
https://hcschuetz.github.io/polyhedron-star/dist/
It is based on a paper by W. P. Thurston recently mentioned on Mastodon by @johncarlosbaez. (And, among other examples, it contains an unfolded icosahedron as posted by @GerardWestendorp.)
19.12.2024 16:12I have recently implemented an experimental web application visualizing the folding of star-shaped polygons to...