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by sarcas 9y ago
Both IU/d and nmol/L are measurements of molecules. nmol/L is "nano-moles per liter", and is a measure of concentration: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molar_concentration "IU" is a me
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by sarcas 10y ago
Both Jen Simmons and Rachel Andrew have lots of good resources for understanding the new CSS layout techniques. This article of Rachel's is a year old, but will still give you a good understanding of the differences between the two: h
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by sarcas 10y ago
You can still see bits of the Glitch game on Slack's 404 pages: https://slack.com/wherever It's a good story that they were happy to give up the name and domain to Fog Creek for this. Also: I really like HyperDev&
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by sarcas 10y ago
Hydro is the main provider for sure, and like in the case of Iceland made the whole thing possible when solar was more expensive and less efficient. Numbers from the link in my comment above: > Three hydroelectric generators produce elec
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by sarcas 10y ago
Interestingly, Eigg, a small hebridean island off the west coast of Scotland has been operating 95% of their power on renewables since 2008: https://islandsgoinggreen.org/about/eigg-electric/ (they keep diesel to
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by sarcas 11y ago
That sounds like a great solution, and isn't something we've tried yet. What's the team spread like? Are you folk fairly cross-functional? As in do you have members of the same team in each of the countries? And if you do, is
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by sarcas 11y ago
Oh that's interesting. It looks like it would cover some of requirements (ie by presenting everyone with a list of stand up notes). I wonder if you can schedule when your 'day' starts with stand up mail on a team member by te
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Many timezones, one team – how do you stand up?(engineering.freeagent.com)
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by sarcas 12y ago
I was talking about the Scottish parliament. As I read it, the article talks about both (as I read it). Feels like I'm derailing the discussion a bit but essentially: Overall Scottish spending is not related to UK tax levels directly,
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by sarcas 12y ago
The BBC's charter states that it is not allowed to express a view on the matter: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BBC_News#Political_and_commerc... . Of course, an organisation is made of people and so individuals wil
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by sarcas 12y ago
The issue comes down to how the money is distributed and spent. The current Scottish Government has control over something on the order of 75% of the money spent in Scotland (the other 25% coming from central government in Westminister on r