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by malchow 5y ago
I have posted this before, but I am hiring at Enphase. [1] [2] I am building an architecture to move electrons at the same efficiency with which we move bits. This enables microgrids. Microgrids enable decentralization and networking. Decen
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by malchow 5y ago
Increasingly clear that, at Amazon, the most passionate path to getting bigger is obtaining access to tax dollars. ... but Amazon's stock would be 1/4 the price if it were valued like Lockheed Martin.
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by malchow 5y ago
https://archive.is/hfgkQ
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Enovix seeks revolution in silicon anode batteries(mercurynews.com)
2 points by malchow 5y ago|1 comments
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U.S. share of freight movement by rail highest in world, more than 2x Germany(theamericanconservative.com)
1 points by malchow 6y ago|1 comments
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by malchow 6y ago
The CFR of COVID is less than 0.5%, and in the opinion of many wouldn't be worth the destructive shut-downs even if those shut-downs had the effect of preventing COVID deaths.
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by malchow 6y ago
As someone who held numerous briefings helping to put this case together, I think it is extremely strong –– in fact, it will be difficult to imagine a cognizable defense. My congratulations to the several states who joined together to delve
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by malchow 6y ago
Little known fact: the Trump NSC, in its capacity as delegates to bilateral and multilateral fora, was the sole remaining force for strong encryption rights for individuals.
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by malchow 6y ago
The Internet of energy is real, and it's a generational opportunity. If anyone wants to come and work on it at Enphase [1], please email me. [1] https://enphase.com
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Sourcegraph: Devs are managing 100x more code now than they did in 2010(arstechnica.com)
3 points by malchow 6y ago|1 comments
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by malchow 6y ago
Isn't this what Spartacus ( https://spartacus.com ) does?
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by malchow 6y ago
That's true. But grid-forming tech began shipping this summer: https://www.solarpowerworldonline.com/2020/07/enphase-begins...
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by malchow 6y ago
The grid is slowly being decentralized using grid-agnostic solar and storage. (I.e., solar power that stays going even when the grid drops off.) A computer network -- not a large infrastructure project -- is likely to be the solution.
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by malchow 6y ago
A great startup that I've been telling folks about is Seth Goldstein's Spartacus, which does (as far as I've experienced) a great job of removing your addresses from the internet. [1] [1] https://spartacus.com
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by malchow 6y ago
"Given the analyses that we have performed using the two models that the Imperial College team has developed, one cannot exclude that the attribution of benefit to complete lockdown is a modelling artefact."
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Imperial College COVID-19 model “not robust to model specification”(medrxiv.org)
2 points by malchow 6y ago|1 comments
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by malchow 6y ago
I know Bari well. She is a strong person. She would not have written this if there were not something very rotten at the NYT.
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Building phishing herd immunity at Cloudera(material.security)
1 points by malchow 6y ago|0 comments
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by malchow 6y ago
Time always tells. A Bresson photo taken with a Leica in 1940 looks as good now as it did then. Somehow I suspect that, no matter how impressive the current iPhone 11 cameras are, those HEIC files will look obviously lame in just a few year
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by malchow 6y ago
Imagine also load balancing if, say, 3 of your immediate neighbors have EVs or home batteries.
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by malchow 6y ago
Look at the software defined intelligent power inversion pioneered by Enphase ( https://enphase.com ). These systems will ultimately be the lynchpin of the dream-world you describe, which I very much believe will come to pass. You
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Imperial College Covid model code released(github.com)
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by malchow 7y ago
WaterBit — https://Waterbit.com — real hardware deployed on real farms.
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by malchow 7y ago
California: everything is either banned or required.
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Addressing Blackouts and Outages with Grid-Agnostic Solar(enphase.com)
1 points by malchow 7y ago|0 comments
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PG&E Can't Keep Its Website Up(twitter.com)
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by malchow 7y ago
They received a few minor tariff exemptions, but not enough to matter. The warp and woof of this move is fundamentally moral, not economic. The dream of perfect international comparative advantage is not likely to be achieved when one count
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by malchow 7y ago
This is a good list, although in economic damage terms it's really just the start. Our efforts on this are just becoming public now, but there's a lot more that will come out -- especially in ads, ad serving, and content.
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Have No Fear of Facial Recognition(wsj.com)
1 points by malchow 7y ago|0 comments
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by malchow 7y ago
"The Friends of Notre Dame de Paris was founded in 2017, and its president, Michel Picaud, estimates that 90% of the donations it has received have come from American donors."

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