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   by s0rce 3y ago

   duration is how long the storage will last which is related to the energy storage which you could call capacity but they already used that word so I guess duration makes sense... I'm not a grid operator though
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   by s0rce 3y ago

   From a grid operator perspective its capacity https://www.energy.gov/ne/articles/what-generation-capacity Capacity = Maximum Power Output Capacity is the amount of electricity a generator can produce when it’s run
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   by s0rce 3y ago

   Right side of Figure 2.2.1
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   by s0rce 3y ago

   Grid attached storage is growing and is also a good use of used cells repurposed from EVs (vs. direct recycling and recovery of metals) when their capacity is degraded beyond usefulness for mobile applications they remain valuable for stati
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   by s0rce 3y ago

   I don't think grid access fees should be equal personally. Why does someone in a condo in San Jose pay the same as someone in a remote Sierra foothill community (ex. Omo Ranch) with extremely high fire danger which is leading to enormo
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   by s0rce 3y ago

   Magic of Eastern European manufacturing, can probably turn them out in not too much time.
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   by s0rce 3y ago

   or one of these: https://www.ebay.com/itm/304770714900?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt...
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   by s0rce 3y ago

   Seems like there are models with a transparent top (low pressure part), ex: https://www.amazon.com/Premium-Crystal-Glass-Top-Stovetop-Es... You might want some blast protection if you use a completely transparent one due to
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   by s0rce 3y ago

   I really like that video. However, I think this could have been done with X-rays by adding heavy salts (ex. sodium metatungstate or vastly more hazardous thallium salts) to the water or using a heavy organic liquid (ex. diiodomethane). Howe
10. 340.▲
    by s0rce 3y ago

    I'm not sure how easy it is to get one if you don't have a fixed mailing address.
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    by s0rce 3y ago

    this site says 0.4% so they would need to extract 3.5B tons of rock https://thethaiger.com/news/national/thai-lithium-deposits-o...
12. 342.▲
    by s0rce 3y ago

    Same with Amazon and Aliexpress and Facebook marketplace.
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    by s0rce 3y ago

    Shouldn't you include in the average nuclear sites that didn't explode?
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    by s0rce 3y ago

    Fluorite (CaF2) lenses and windows are also used for infrared applications as they transmit much better than glass.
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    by s0rce 3y ago

    It seemed to, the dispersion is different so you can cancel the dispersion from glass (dispersion is the refractive index variation with wavelength).
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    by s0rce 3y ago

    Its quite salty for a vegetable. Also try buying some from a chinese or farmers market and you'll find more strongly flavored celery than the generic grocery store stuff that is crunchy water
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    by s0rce 3y ago

    Looks like somewhere in nevada is the furthest.
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    by s0rce 3y ago

    But it takes less than 10min to get gas near the airport. You can't charge near the airport often due to lack of super chargers and it would take nearly 45min to get 100%
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    by s0rce 3y ago

    I think its generally ok as most cars handle the same and unfamiliarity isn't likely a safety issue (except manual/std transmission or if you can't figure out lights/wipers...) but the single pedal driving, while intuiti
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    by s0rce 3y ago

    I hadn't told the agent at the desk I never drove a Tesla, that was the guy who handed me the keys. It seemed mostly about concerns related to charging and high costs of repairs.
21. 351.▲
    by s0rce 3y ago

    I agree, if it was just the issue with showing me the car it would have been excusable, although I'm not sure what would happen to someone less tech-savy, but anyways. It was the combination of issues at every step along the way that m
22. 352.▲
    by s0rce 3y ago

    I rented a Tesla from Hertz once in Houston and the whole experience was terrible. Got to the counter and the agent first suggested that I take a gas car for $25/day. I was confused because that was so cheap, although the Tesla was alr
23. 353.▲
    by s0rce 3y ago

    That seems unrelated to the batteries, couldn't a storm damage the coal plant?
24. 354.▲
    by s0rce 3y ago

    invisibly tiny bacteria were also very likely to kill you, and still often do
25. 355.▲
    by s0rce 3y ago

    I think its iridescence not birefringence, still pretty none the less
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    by s0rce 3y ago

    I do that, can be fun, there is so much to see on the way. Drove last Christmas from Riverside county to Bisbee, AZ and back via San Diego.
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    by s0rce 3y ago

    Didn't major European cities manage to pivot away from some pretty major car centric design effectively...
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    by s0rce 3y ago

    Synergy is great, its widely used on complex lab equipment where different parts are controlled by different PCs, sometimes running different OSes.
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    by s0rce 3y ago

    For one, uber drivers can't set their own rates.
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    by s0rce 3y ago

    This is confusing to me as well. Why is one industry specifically called out.