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Random byte tapes are repeatedly paired and executed in the BFF language, allowing self-replicating programs to emerge without a fitness function or explicit selection process.

ln -s AGENTS.md CLAUDE.md

Computational Life Reactor (CLR) is an interactive browser implementation by Alex Borger of the computational-life experiments studied by Agüera y Arcas and collaborators https://arxiv.org/abs/2406.19108.

Random byte tapes are repeatedly paired and executed in the BFF language, allowing self-replicating programs to emerge without a fitness function or explicit selection process. CLR provides live population visualizations, frequency and compression measurements, and a step-by-step execution sampler. The simulation runs locally using WebAssembly and parallel browser workers.

A great 12 minutes introduction into the topic featuring CLR is provided by Johannes Martin (Number Cruncher) on YouTube https://youtu.be/w9_fWcNeITg

Progress of human-induced and observed global warming, greenhouse gas emissions, the remaining carbon budget, and sea levels. IPCC AR6 consistent, annually updated.

Dashboard: https://climatechangetracker.org/igcc Paper: https://essd.copernicus.org/articles/16/2625/2024/

those point to different dashboards/topics...

For the charts a heavily customized version of recharts (https://recharts.org/) and for the globe threejs (https://threejs.org)

Every chart has insights and references (More) button.

Hey ogwh, are you still having this issue? Can you share the browser and version you are using?

Letting people doing the training without any knowledge and context seems to makes no sense.

How do you ensure, that it isn’t a bot, or an army of bots?

What is the neuronal network doing?

How do you unsure your personal integrity, those of your team members and the overall integrity of your ‘system’?

Agree. Most of Frontend Devs doing React or Vue, don’t know the major aspects of a frontend. Although they are speedy, the quality is low.

Google is so damn bad on UX. An excellent example of interaction of unlimited ressources and priorities.

agreed - at the end. But a terminal isn't faster per se. It is fast if you are a rapid typer and have all the knowledge to point exactly that command with that param in the right terminal and the right context. Otherwise, it is just a blank piece of paper. ;-)