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This is not simple. The batteries in cars can be used to help load-balance but they cannot offer grid-scale storage. The following is back-of-napkin figures but there are close enough to make the point. Take a country the size of the UK. It
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And in cold climates there is a greater need for heating at night.
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I know it's a bit late to reply to this, but I'm interested in why you have Supabase in this stack and how you use it. Do you access it using Prisma? Or is it just there to provide auth?
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For more info: https://picolisp.com/wiki/?home
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His video on driving his inflatable car on a lake is just beautiful. I've watched it a few times, now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMEtX0duGUg
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An interview is a two-way process. Ask as many questions as you can as you can make a terrible mistake that will badly affect your life. The more questions you ask, even ones about company culture and how things are managed will make you lo
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Can I recommend "Cosmonauts: How Russia Won the Space Race" by the BBC. It's a fascinating deep dive into this, and the difference in long-term goals between the USA and the USSR. It explores how close the USSR were to gettin
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LET THE REWRITING BEGIN!…
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These super-cheap headband/earphones https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09NPL7V7R/ The sound quality is surprisingly OK, they are more than good enough for Audible & podcasts, and you can comfortably lie on you
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Is a stove like that not really dangerous in an air-tight house? Where do the fumes go?
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When I worked at BBC online in 1999, I had the job of encoding radio and TV clips for the website using the free version of RealPlayer.
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I liked this bit in the man page: BUGS Ho ho ho.
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It was Pascal, Haskell* and C back in the 1990s. * and variants of Haskell, e.g. Gofer
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This is a lovely little project but it makes no claims to be for markdown—the site makes no mention of it as far as I can see. And, of course these fun unicode calendars don't render in Markdown. Can we change the title back to "U
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Same here in the UK. The PPLPRS would need paid. https://pplprs.co.uk/do-i-need-themusiclicence/ > Broadly speaking, this includes any presentation of music outside of a domestic setting. For example, it will inclu
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“But look, you found the notice, didn’t you?” “Yes,” said Arthur, “yes I did. It was on display in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying ‘Beware of the Leopard.”
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¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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This is my experience too. Our company has become a much more relaxed and friendly place since we embraced emoji.
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My old man opinion is that you should probably reconsider as I believe our online arguing has gone way down since we started using emoji in the workplace. Emoji are a useful tool to prevent misunderstanding. Tone, especially aggression, is
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I don't need to experiment with not using emoji. I am old enough to have a working life before they existed. In those days all online discussions became a huge argument very quickly. Passive-aggressive memos with bosses cc'ed in f
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By which I mean: if we interbred with neanderthals so would our myths and folklore. As a hypothetical example: if, say, a neanderthal mother brought up interbred children it would be her myths about monsters that would be likely to be passe
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This article also assumes that they were the orcs not us.
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Scientists develop ‘cheap and easy’ method to extract lithium from seawater
(mining.com)
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Bill Gates and Warren Buffett to build new kind of nuclear reactor in Wyoming
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In the debate about reintroducing wolves to Scotland the landowner wanted to fence the land and add it to one of the few "common sense" exclusions. https://www.nathab.com/blog/bringing-wolves-back-to-scotland.
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No doubt they will then use it as an excuse to fence the land off and prevent free roaming across it.
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Lovely to see David and his castle on here.
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I had to laugh—It took 5 seconds for that page to load for me.
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I've got a 2013, haven't upgraded to Big Sur and I have recently started having these issues—black screen, cursor visible. Is it maybe the last Safari update?
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They say that every time they talk about vaccines but if you look at articles like this: https://www.cdc.gov/flu/prevent/misconceptions.htm and this https://www.cdc.gov/flu/prevent/vaccin
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