pehrlich
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- May 6, 2010 (16y ago)
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- I decarbonized my home for $3k (pehrlich.substack.com)
- I wrote a buyers guide to cold climate heat pumps (thezeropercentclub.org)
- Meeting 427 Congressmen in one day with Citizens Climate Lobby (pehrlich.substack.com)
- Show HN: I made a site to help you decarbonize with friends: Zero Percent Club (thezeropercentclub.org)
- Carbon taxes are further along than you might think (pehrlich.substack.com)
- Solar, the Grid, and NY's Next 20 Years (pehrlich.substack.com)
- As states ramp up storage targets, policy maneuvering becomes key (utilitydive.com)
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Hello! Last ditch effort here - a year ago or so there was posed a link to a page which had wonderful visual and text descriptions of different battery technologies and their tradeoffs. It illustrated 5-6 different…
- Why Vanilla and Cloves have a warming taste (ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
- Virtual Reality with Firefox and Leap Motion (youtube.com)
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Hey, I'm a web developer with a tilt for robotics. (Often Lego). I love machine the concepts of learning -- Genetic Algorithms, Baysian Classification, and so on. I also love graph databases (such as neo4j), because…
- Why I keep an old pair of Jeans (pehrlich.posterous.com)
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I am a big fan of strong conventions, and no waiting for interfaces. I've never used a js MVC framework before this project, and have been starting with backbone. Its been a little bit frustrating in the amount of…
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Hey! Me and a friend from Hacker news have been working on a Rails app to help people accomplish life changes that they want to make. It will be a fully integrated facebook app that allows users to set life-goals for…
- Rails: Using names to declare routes. Worth building? (blog.pehrlich.com)
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A couple of weeks ago I got this started creating a photo sharing mobile site for lego projects. With it, people would be able post photos from their phone, discover others' creations, and share (retweet) what they…
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Is short - when starting a tech company, what's worth patenting and how important is it to do so? What other measures may you take instead?
- Reliability is not trust. (but mutually assured destruction is) (blog.pehrlich.com)