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Flattening the Duck Curve: batteries reach 44% of evening demand in California

reneweconomy.com.au
25 points·by bronson·hace 3 meses·5 comments

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bronson
·hace 4 días·discuss
> In addition, Mojang and King will now report directly to me.

Darn it! The ONE studio that I really wanted them to set free and go back to how well things worked before, and they tighten their grip. Whyyyy?
bronson
·hace 5 días·discuss
> This is now out in the August 31 release!

Almost a year ago, that is SO COOL! I'll be trying CoMaps for store hours now.
bronson
·hace 5 días·discuss
AMEN! 100% agree.

Plus a reasonably inexpensive super low-latency interconnect.
bronson
·hace 5 días·discuss
And how much can you buy a 128GB Mac Studio for now? Go look. I think you'll be shocked.
bronson
·hace 5 días·discuss
This is an odd comment. Pins are seriously expensive. Companies don't just throw them in for fun. Usually they're necessary for signal integrity or packaging constraints.
bronson
·hace 6 días·discuss
There's one more for me: reliable store hours.
bronson
·hace 11 días·discuss
This IS a criticism of the end product.
bronson
·hace 13 días·discuss
If they paid the 35% that I pay, then it would be fair.

It sounds like you think billionaires should pay close to 0%?
bronson
·hace 15 días·discuss
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transistor_count#Transistor_de...
bronson
·hace 16 días·discuss
> it should be trivial regardless.

So should nuclear fission reactors. The concept is absurdly simple.

In practice, however ...
bronson
·hace 16 días·discuss
> those are trivial problems in the well (and oil) drilling industry.

Ah yes, an industry well known for its adherence to safety standards and never having surprising blowouts.
bronson
·hace 16 días·discuss
Sounds like people building it found a way to cheap out that was technically within regulation.
bronson
·hace 22 días·discuss
Vibed infrastructure? That sounds like it undoes a lot of Nix's advantages.
bronson
·hace 22 días·discuss
> I can't tell you the amount of times I've pulled a precompiled tool and it just doesnt work because of one quirk of their packaging or another.

This is a serious problem in Nix too. I often trip over buggy and abandoned Nix packages. Nix often makes it easy to roll back or work around them, but they're absolutely there.
bronson
·hace 23 días·discuss
Ah yes, the ol' GitHub method of reporting. "When we're up, we have lots of nines!"
bronson
·hace 23 días·discuss
And built well, which has been a source of big delays in the past.
bronson
·hace 24 días·discuss
> Owing to spite or just a foul mood, have you ever peeled one of those stupid Calvin stickers off of a pickup truck?

I figure that, long after the strip is forgotten, those decals are my ticket to immortality.

(from the Mentalfloss article linked a few comments down)
bronson
·hace 24 días·discuss
Yeah, so? Turns out the papers were bluffing/complaining. This sort of thing happens in many parts of life.
bronson
·hace 2 meses·discuss
If each Bluray is 2 hours long, that's 4.5 years of nonstop watching.
bronson
·hace 2 meses·discuss
No upside whatsoever? Clearly you're not an insider trader.