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Xt-6 on Saturday July 12, 2025 @04:02PM
from the pv-magazine.com dept.
You can install a 800Wh installation without a certification.
Your monthly usage is 300 - 800 kWh.
In theory a 800Wh system can produce between 25kWh and 105kWh per month, depending on the location and month of the year.
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Xt-6 on Wednesday December 18, 2024 @11:31AM
from the theguardian.com dept.
A price comparison tool for solar panels and batteries
Look at that beautiful geothermal baseload. Providing clean, consistent power no matter the time of day or season.
- monitoring and observability are more complex/require more tools to work and/or extra convention like forcing people to name their queries
In case of an outage, maybe you do not need to heat the whole building.
They start elitist, people love them for it but that's a niche market as the top "1%" is, well, only 1%. So to justify valuation/please VC/increase revenue, they have to increase the pool of candidates which basically destroy the value-prop of their service.
For that they first would need to walk ...
It is possible to do this without battery, but you need some special inverters, like the Enphase IQ8.
I used to work for SAP Concur, not by choice but after Hipmunk got acquired by them.
Concur talked to us to use our autocomplete DB in their "new" UI because we had better results. We were using the population size of the location to sort bigger place first.
In the end it never went beyond that one call. I think they already had multiple team working on this, not necessary together (there was a big rewrite going full force with micro-service going on).
I used to work at Hipmunk, stayed until it got shot down.
SAP Concur approached us to use our auto-completion algorithm/database to power their new UI or whatever. Apparently the 2 or 3 different DB they already had for that exact use case were not good enough.
Our result were sorted by population size of the destination, The concur people could not believe it was that only that.
Amazon destroyed the environment way more than apple: fast shipping is creating massive amount of pollution, all that card board require massive amount of paper and water, most returns are just destroyed etc
"Small Giants: Companies That Choose to Be Great Instead of Big" is interesting. Most of the companies features are outside the tech industry.
In my experience, it is less about skills but more about cultural differences that make them appear less skilled.
How much of that is spend on sports facilities?
Goats/sheeps are often used to clean the weeds in solar farms
https://solargrazing.org/what-is-solar-grazing/There are also studies that show that solar panel above fields can help boost production of both: solar panel get cooled by the plant perspiration and the plant get cooled by the shade of the panel.
Investing into something like Tinyseed might be what you are looking for.
I made a tool to detect which user account can be safely remove from PagerDuty. It also provide simple weekly report emails.
I got a few subscribers by doing nothing else that putting it on the PagerDuty marketplace.
https://www.pagerinsights.com/
Thank you for sharing!
Any chance you could share some of the codemods used?