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rabscuttler
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Comment #34619603
Furbnow | Software Engineer (full stack) | UK, London / Remote | FTE Furbnow is scaling up residential retrofits in the UK, tackling the 28m homes that make up a third of UK carbon…
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Comment #30352796
This looks great, congrats - it’s great to see innovation and creativity in the email space. I’ve just got through my first week with Superhuman, which I’ve found really productive…
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Comment #25052418
Have you tried Turbo Boost Switcher? It does wonders for my 2019 16 MBP, ensuring the fans very rarely kick in and CPU temps stay reasonable doing similar workloads to what you des…
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Comment #24674690
I think you’re looking for something like AutoML by H2O[0]. There are few similar offerings out there if you search around ‘automl’. [0] https://docs.h2o.ai/h2o/latest-stable/h2o-d…
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Comment #21028436
Bravo to Google for this show of corporate leadership. Their pledge to purchase renewable energy to match their real-time demand really is impressive, especially the note that it m…
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Comment #20960531
The folk building Lightyear One [0], a fully solar powered prototype car, would disagree with the assertion that it is off limits for now. Obviously the car is quite different from…
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Comment #19567634
Fair point about California's negative LMPs, but I think for a lot of regions in the US there is still a lot of room for renewable growth. But it is fair to compare LCOEs because s…
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Comment #19567326
No worries at all! Regarding the technology comparison, that is true from a power system point of view - but for a utility which is making investment decisions in new generation ca…
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Comment #19565766
Disclaimer: I helped create those Carbon Tracker graphs. > - The author states that renewables are on the verge of being "cheaper than the cost of continuing to operate existing co…
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Comment #18844441
I've used Find and Run Robot (FARR)[0] for years on Windows and can thoroughly recommend it due to its speed and suggestions based on use frequency. [0] http://www.donationcoder.co…
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Comment #10109317
You can see the Z1 replica, as well as an implementation of the Z3 with relays in the Deutsches Technikmuseum - The Museum of Technology, in Berlin. I was fortunate enough while th…