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EE, CS, kidraising. email bronseh at rinspin dotcom.

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

reneweconomy.com.au
25 points·by bronson·il y a 3 mois·5 comments

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bronson
·il y a 4 jours·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
·il y a 5 jours·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
·il y a 5 jours·discuss
AMEN! 100% agree.

Plus a reasonably inexpensive super low-latency interconnect.
bronson
·il y a 5 jours·discuss
And how much can you buy a 128GB Mac Studio for now? Go look. I think you'll be shocked.
bronson
·il y a 5 jours·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
·il y a 6 jours·discuss
There's one more for me: reliable store hours.
bronson
·il y a 11 jours·discuss
This IS a criticism of the end product.
bronson
·il y a 13 jours·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
·il y a 15 jours·discuss
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transistor_count#Transistor_de...
bronson
·il y a 16 jours·discuss
> it should be trivial regardless.

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

In practice, however ...
bronson
·il y a 16 jours·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
·il y a 16 jours·discuss
Sounds like people building it found a way to cheap out that was technically within regulation.
bronson
·il y a 22 jours·discuss
Vibed infrastructure? That sounds like it undoes a lot of Nix's advantages.
bronson
·il y a 22 jours·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
·il y a 23 jours·discuss
Ah yes, the ol' GitHub method of reporting. "When we're up, we have lots of nines!"
bronson
·il y a 23 jours·discuss
And built well, which has been a source of big delays in the past.
bronson
·il y a 24 jours·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
·il y a 24 jours·discuss
Yeah, so? Turns out the papers were bluffing/complaining. This sort of thing happens in many parts of life.
bronson
·il y a 2 mois·discuss
If each Bluray is 2 hours long, that's 4.5 years of nonstop watching.
bronson
·il y a 2 mois·discuss
No upside whatsoever? Clearly you're not an insider trader.