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heyflyguy
7y ago
What a great library! And Jim Easterbrook's adaptation for python is the center of my life right now.
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Good to use data. What I am referring to are the pre-wellhead prices which can't even be measured because the gas producers will not pay to put it on the pipeline. Ergo the negative pricing.
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heyflyguy
7y ago
vastly cheaper than natural gas? Natural gas has negative pricing right now due to being stranded in production!
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heyflyguy
7y ago
So much wrong with this line of thinking. Natural gas prices in west Texas are actually negative right now because there is no infrastructure to move it to refining and distribution hubs. Wind power experienced a renaissance due to subsidi
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7y ago
Elon is an eternal optimist that truly believes that the tech will catch up with his goals.
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Yelp is bad. Doordash is a close second.
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That's true and parts/services sourcing by/to multiple vendors improves the marketplace economics in favor of efficiency.
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There are some incredible maker-farmers involved in ROS. Not downplaying the people and tech in this article but farmboys with no formal education are building computers and microcontrollers run by ROS that strap onto 30 year old farm equi
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I spend alot of time flying in west Texas for our startup, and I can tell you that looking at every square mile west of Abilene is alot like the game Civilization. Few actually inhabit the land outside of metro city centers, and every squa
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The tinfoil hat people get more and more correct, being validated at every turn.
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I am a terrible python scriptwriter. Still, I use my own scripts that I have written through trial and error and reading lots of stack overflow. I process about 500 images per day and each one takes about 30 seconds each. Adrian Rosenbro