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by nimos 6y ago
900/Mwh is 90c per kwh. Normal wholesale is about 5-7c. Retail national average is about 14. Higher cost states are around 20c with Hawaii near 30c.
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by nimos 6y ago
Turbine manufactures have cold weather packages and deicing systems. I'd wager they don't get installed in Texas.
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by nimos 6y ago
Huh - wow. I think I have a 1060 in my closet. I bought 2 for 100 each in 2019. Was planning to use one for GPU VM pass through and could never get it to work properly.
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by nimos 6y ago
I said I don't know the exact relationship between RH and DTCC because it isn't public. Why would they be asking the DTCC for credit? That is absurd on the face of what collateral is there for. They can borrow money and use that f
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by nimos 6y ago
There is almost always a cop there. I walk by pretty frequently and I can't recall seeing it open without a cop. Could be wrong - not exactly casing the joint on my lunch walks.
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by nimos 6y ago
Links? 100% of what I've seen is clearing required more collateral. I haven't seen one reliable source saying a clearing house outright forbid trading GME.
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by nimos 6y ago
I'm not tuned in enough to know the exact relationship between RH and DTCC. I am tuned in enough to know there is a big difference between rolling up and asking for credit saying "Hey I've got X dollars in settled cash to buy
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by nimos 6y ago
They could have limited buying to settled cash only. Orders of magnitude lower risk for them.
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by nimos 6y ago
There are certain options you can't trade without a margin account because they are fundamentally on margin no matter what. Whether or not you can "day trade" on a cash account would probably just be equivocating about what &
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by nimos 6y ago
They are SIPC insured and every single regulation and capital requirement is designed so the broker fails first before any customer assets are at risk. Maybe some stuff in flight might have issues. It might create a liquidity crunch for som
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by nimos 6y ago
I doubt there are many people on RH that wouldn't get covered fully by SIPC even in the worst case. The idea that a broker going under wipes out all its members assets is just not true. MAYBE some stuff in flight would have issues. All
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by nimos 6y ago
Yes definitely, it would have been a total shitstorm. I think that shitstorm is preferable to allowing brokers to manipulate asset prices to protect themselves.
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by nimos 6y ago
You really think stopping all buying and only allowing selling doesn't manipulate the price? I fully agree they were fighting to save their life. They can't handle their customer trades they should shut down until they can. Really
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by nimos 6y ago
Saying you can only sell an asset but not buy is clearly going affect the price - regardless of the reason they did it. If a broker can't do their job they should be forced to shut down completely until they can. Its pretty clear they
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by nimos 6y ago
Other comment about initiators is probably more useful for your use-case but there are also "Event Listener Breakpoints" in the sources tab in chrome dev tools. You can use mouse->click to figure out what most buttons are doing
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by nimos 6y ago
2 summers ago when Ninja was really popular I did a back of the envelop calculation on total viewer hours over a year and it was roughly the same as a season of the Big Bang Theory. Obviously not comparable for a variety of reasons (viewer
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by nimos 6y ago
Just not enough room really. Maybe(read: no) you could get 5m^2 of panels on a car. With 100% efficient panels the energy would be 5 * 1000 W m^2 = 5000 watts which is about 7 horse power. That is a bit below what a very aerodynamic car nee
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by nimos 6y ago
At 2% efficient and 0 cost they would probably be more expensive than current when looking at total installed cost for commercial/residential, maybe even utility. You can see even at utility scale the panel prices are generally less th
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by nimos 6y ago
Batteries vs Battery Packs. Lots of extra stuff goes into the pack(cooling, wiring, frame, monitoring/charging electronics ext). Not sure exactly what Tesla's breakdown is, offhand don't think I've seen them release ever
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by nimos 7y ago
Seems fine to me. Frankly, what isn't cool and doesn't look great is you not disclosing you work for Google in this comment.
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by nimos 7y ago
"Let's trade goodwill for short term profits." I suppose not really surprising given the maps fiasco and Oracle appointment but this really comes off poorly to me. Flat fee is gonna suck for people running a lot of clusters.
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by nimos 7y ago
Yeah it works out OK with caching. Very easy to track down with the new initiator tab on the in Chrome Dev Tools. They have _initLightBoxItems which removes all the images/gifs from the dom and then readds them which is bound to the sc
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by nimos 8y ago
>only 17k That's an order of magnitude more than people on the edge could dream of having all at once or hoping someone would loan them. 2k+ is an effort to save up. Used cars are an amazing deal. It's riskier sure, but that is
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by nimos 8y ago
I think we need one that applies generically. My hotel in SF fit this to a T. Trendy concrete walls and industrial design that photographed well. But also shitty single pane windows that didn't close properly over a loud street, two-pl
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by nimos 8y ago
Is Pantelligent not available anymore? I was actually just looking for it as a possible xmas gift a couple weeks ago.
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by nimos 8y ago
My main concern with things like this and autocomplete is can they actually influence how the user thinks and what they say? It would be interesting to have users write about a subject with a "good adjective"/"bad adject
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by nimos 8y ago
A lot of them have stuff like total traffic over time under the statistics link. https://bgp.he.net/report/exchanges
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by nimos 8y ago
The TLS overhead is pretty negligible for gmail. Even though there are a lot of steps here it is only 2 round trips for the handshake. Gmail will also use TLS 1.3 (this is 1.2) if your browser supports it which cuts that down to one round t
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by nimos 8y ago
I really think the best thing for teaching kids would be giving them a fully built 2D game and teach them how to mod it, slowly working into how the core engine works. Not that I have any real evidence to support this. But my casual involve
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by nimos 8y ago
I wonder if Apple will ever get into the server market, even indirectly through licencing their cores.

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