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jonatron
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Comment #49236301
Well it's just a bonus on top, I'm not counting on it. Storing solar and backup is the primary reason for the battery. On June 24 at 19:00, agile octopus prices were about £0.85/kW…
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Comment #49235617
I'm getting a battery soon so I can get paid £1/kWh to dump power at specific times with axle energy https://vpp.axle.energy/landing
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Comment #49141784
Can give free advice, contact in profile
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Comment #49141569
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Comment #49141476
I don't see the point in panels without a battery, so I'm looking at a DIY system. RCBO for new circuit = £20, 5.12kWh battery = £700, ~3kW hybrid inverter from eBay ~=£400, Panels…
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Comment #49074540
It's quite important that SERPs are scrapeable, because they keep advertising scams like ETA/ESTA sites: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-56886957
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Comment #49056043
True, but in this case with SQLite, there's unlikely to be much of a difference because there isn't the spare time available when waiting for a separate database server. I don't kn…
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Comment #49055941
A $10/month VM might only have a single thread anyway. Some providers like lightsail are really slow too.
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Comment #49011633
OK, so we've done animal_vehicle, how about new SVG ideas each time? I just tried "make an SVG of a man sitting in a chair at a computer behind a desk" which gives more interesting…
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Comment #48883654
I got shingles after the covid vaccine, which is a rare but statistically highly significant risk: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35470920/ . Both covid and shingles sucked, lucki…
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Ask HN: Who is running the abusive scrapers?
Personally I once had to triple app capacity and double database capacity just for just one scraper. I remember Cloudflare once figured out that Perplexity was one of the bad guys …
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Comment #48802344
Apples and oranges, or chalk and cheese. Why would you say apples and potatoes?
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Comment #48597921
Clicking "Try Aske for free" takes you straight to it, no sign up! I usually avoid clicking these buttons because they usually take you to a sign up form.
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Comment #48544067
Yeah it doesn't look good. Idk your requirements but this is one of the better deals I could find https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/126986603191 . For used eBay servers it's always worth …
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Comment #48542861
Have you looked at used servers from eBay / bargain hardware / ETB tech etc?
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Comment #48542548
From memory, OVH and Scaleway are similar to Hetzner
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Comment #48267171
Recently, I had some data for which I wanted some graphs. I uploaded the .jsonl file, and prompted "make a html page and graph this data using plotly". I wanted a report, and got a…
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Comment #48190489
I only remember that station because of the weird road
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Comment #48086476
I'm not sure this is true in the UK at least, which may be because the grid operator is conservative / cautious https://www.energy-storage.news/uk-grid-forming-batteries-mi...
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Comment #48086379
Old power station turbines can be repurposed as inertia services via a stability market. Example in the UK: https://www.neso.energy/news/deeside-power-station-begins-wo...
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Comment #47880643
I find the scale of some companies hard to understand, they're laying off multiples of the total number of employees of the largest company I've worked at.
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Comment #47831637
I'm surprised there's no mention of hot drinks in the morning.
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Comment #47742996
They announced they're thinking about amending regulations to allow plug in solar at some point. Hopefully something eventually actually gets done.
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Comment #47686348
If you look at the uptime graph, it's probably more newsworthy when it's up, not down.