Citation? We get 25 units in the sun and 5 in heavy rains.

I'm in the UK. I covered my whole roof with 6.5kW of panels (it's pretty ideal south facing etc.)

I just checked our stats. Average consumption 16kWh/day. Sunny summer day we get 30-40kWh. Sunny winter day 10-20kWh. Cloudy winter day it's 0.5-2kWh.

Also that's without a heat pump... Which you mainly use in the winter.

And without an electric car but I doubt they're as big of an issue because you can charge them from cheap overnight power anyway.

Donate me the tokens, dont donate me slop PRs - open source maintainer

I thought an ordained minister would have been strict with "If you don't work, you don't eat."

https://www.biblegateway.com/verse/en/2%20Thessalonians%203:...

Did Japanese get a similar word by coincidence?

https://jisho.org/search/queen : which word did you mean?

The translator's curse of a language having lots of synonyms, the subtleties of which don't map directly on to English. None of those seem particularly similar to queen/kvinne?

I mean https://jisho.org/word/%E5%A5%B3

Kids dont get fatigue or aches. I remember 12 year old me joining Karate after a sedentary year, exercising till my heartbeat hurt my eardrums and the instructor remind me to not skip classes when I ache.

Yup, I heard of an ERP full of microservices and many endpoints dont check authorization at all and the auth mechanism doesnt check valid user credentials. Seems like they are very common.

Is there a theoritical minimum for params for a given output? I saw news about GPT 3.5, then Deepseek training models at a fraction of that cost, then laptops running a model that beats 3.5. When does it stop?

Which is reliable, costs 2$ per month for 1G RAM, has backups?

I hope all AI will reach 300ms response times, including 200 line diffs. Querying a million rows or informing user that a codebase is wrong used to take minutes but now happen instantly.

Krita put a fee on Steam and Windows store, their team doubled from 2 to 4.

https://old.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/d2ic2e/krita_is_now_...