12 Monkeys > Admittedly, no real effort is put into explaining how the time machine actually works, other than Gilliam’s signature steampunk wires and bellows. > Science Score: 9 Primer > As for the science, the basic…
If you are a business and want to contribute to stabilising the grid (but don't have a Tesla power wall specifically, any device works!): I work at Leap (https://leap.energy) and we have virtual power plants in CA, TX,…
Thanks for your thoughtful reply! Glad to hear your thoughts on what's important, and I'll give the treatise a thorough read
Thanks for your thoughtful reply! Re: pareto principle, I've never actually looked at what the principle means. "80% of the consequences come from 20% of the causes" is quite useful, as I understand it it means "don't…
I started scrum mastering a team in November and the team suffers from too many things at the same time for sure. I have to take a more proactive planning role and I could definitely try out that on call stream idea. I…
I like the way Kotlin does it: listOf(1, 2, 3) setOf(1, 2, 3) arrayOf(1, 2, 3)
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12 Monkeys > Admittedly, no real effort is put into explaining how the time machine actually works, other than Gilliam’s signature steampunk wires and bellows. > Science Score: 9 Primer > As for the science, the basic…
If you are a business and want to contribute to stabilising the grid (but don't have a Tesla power wall specifically, any device works!): I work at Leap (https://leap.energy) and we have virtual power plants in CA, TX,…
Thanks for your thoughtful reply! Glad to hear your thoughts on what's important, and I'll give the treatise a thorough read
Thanks for your thoughtful reply! Re: pareto principle, I've never actually looked at what the principle means. "80% of the consequences come from 20% of the causes" is quite useful, as I understand it it means "don't…
I started scrum mastering a team in November and the team suffers from too many things at the same time for sure. I have to take a more proactive planning role and I could definitely try out that on call stream idea. I…
I like the way Kotlin does it: listOf(1, 2, 3) setOf(1, 2, 3) arrayOf(1, 2, 3)
OP explains why this is not the same in all the other sentences of their comment