feat(content): Updates index and ideas
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title = " Welcome to my ~~~~~~~~ homepage !"
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template = "index.html"
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date = "2022-10-26"
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updated = "2022-12-14"
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updated = "2023-01-30"
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extra = { "theme" = "pink-right.css" }
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@ -40,10 +40,7 @@ It's all in french, but I'd like to translate it eventually.
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## What to do on Tilde Town ?
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* I'd like to do some visual HTML/CSS experiments, starting with this website.
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* I will use a static site generator, but I don't know if I'll use Zola or something else.
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* I could host a twtxt account here.
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* RSS feeds : To use with [Feels](https://tilde.town/wiki/socializing/feels.html)
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(for quick general updates) or after setting a more serious blog.
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</section>
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@ -64,6 +61,14 @@ It's all in french, but I'd like to translate it eventually.
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But how much better ?
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And what about the cost of production and disposal ?
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* *From how many people is it better to use the train instead of cars ?*
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Running an empty train must be worse than an empty car. A full train is
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better than the equivalent amount of cars.
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But I don’t know where the equilibrium lies.
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Is it 50% occupancy ? 10% ? 1% ?
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It depends on the car, on the train and on the electric energy mix, but I
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think we could make a rough model to get an idea.
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Even just computing some cinetic energy costs (mass of train + passengers vs
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mass of drivers with their cars) would give a basic indicator.
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</section>
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* A shell script to get statistics about my `feels` entries :
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* Total number of chars/words/lines
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* Same but per months
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* Do some Ocaml stuff : I haven’t done anything with this language for ages,
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despite enjoying it.
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</section>
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