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Yeah. Adding complexity to a system is always the best solution.
by kybernetyk 4y ago
Yeah. Adding complexity to a system is always the best solution.
- quonn 4y agoSorry, it's not even hard. Coordination isn't even necessary. You just locally randomly choose a timeslot and there will be a uniform distribution.
- pseudosavant 4y agoI'm trying not to be smug, but are you under the assumption that the delivery of physical forms of energy is simple? Distributing, on average, ~1.5B liters of gasoline, with different qualities/chemistries/regions/etc, every day in the US has immense amounts of complexity. Now do that for coal, natural gas, heating oil, etc. Managing time of day for charging isn't a more complicated problem than any of those.