Rooftop systems are extremely inefficient. About 5 times the cost of a utility scale system.
They primarily rely on inefficiencies in how electricity is billed and generous subsidies.
But then you can't extract all the value for yourself and get have to answer new regulatory questions.
Most of tradfi is dreaming about being the Facebook of blockchains if they think about them at all.
I am pretty bearish over that timeframe.
People will realize within a year or two there is no demand for Eigenlayer and it will end up like filecoin.
One clear difference is that the double sign thing was a unknown bug in MEV-Boost, one that the team fixed quickly as soon as they found out about it. Sandwich attacks are well known, not isolated to a single software bug and ties into the fundamentals of how the network works.
I can't imagine people choosing to not have a kitchen, even if they don't need it.
In some cultures communal sleeping is still pretty common, and some people may not have a specific room for sleeping.
Poor ones where they do it out of neccesity. I am not aware of any where people have the money for separate rooms, but choose communal sleeping.
Solarpunk relies on new technologies to work. Automation is neccesary for the anarchist ideas to work.
No, punk is very solidly about tearing stuff down.
I doubt the US would end up much different. Laws are highly restrictive, but not enforced. So the ability for legal investors to profit is going to be quite limited.
Not much. Options would just specify a time on them.
Its been the status quo in crypto since the beginning. People get used to it.
Ironically, Artifact favored skilled players far more than other card-games like Magic and Hearthstone, but you had to be pretty good at the game to realize your mistakes.
For your average player, wins and losses looked random.
For day to day use, Fahrenheit is better because you don't have to bring up decimal points and rarely negative numbers.
For scientific use, Celsius is better.
If you can't decide, the answer is almost always the Quest 3.
such a strongly bi-partisan resolution
Bit of an exaggeration. It got 12ish Democrats out of 51 to vote in favor in the Senate. Similar ratio in the House.
they will, in fact, be using it in their advanced-standing classes.
That's not generally what they mean. The students mean they won't use it after they graduate. Which is often true. Most of the engineers I know over 35 or so can't do calculus.
Never seen a quiet office accommodation. Honestly, trying to insist on that as an accommodation would make everyone else dislike you quick. Everyone wants a quiet office.
Yeah, MBA is 90% people going through the motions in hopes of a promotion at work.
Cutting down trees is solidly a blue collar crime.
Don't worry. It won't dissolve. Just issue a special assessment against all the homeowners to recapitalize.
The social benefits of residential solar are also provided by utility scale solar at 1/5th the cost.
People care more about attention than anything else.
Its how Trump got so big in 2016. News shows loved having him on regardless of their opinion of him as a candidate.
That is part of it. The utility system is also much easier to install and gets much higher efficiency because they can track the sun.
So if we look at California as an example the average wholesale electricity price during peak solar times sits around 5 cents per KWH . That is what the grid will pay a utility scale system and that is what the grid is saving when a home-owner generates their own solar power. Sometimes, power prices even go negative and California has to pay other states to take it's power.
Meanwhile, the residential homeowner is saving more like 30 cents per KWH, the retail rate. The value of electricity should be worth the same to the grid and to the homeowner, but because the grid includes other charges with consumption there is a massive gap.
As a result, you have a system where homeowners are saving 30 cents per KWH by generating their own power, while simultaneously the grid is saving very little or even having to pay other people because it has too much power. Very inefficient.
If you haven't heard of them by now, let me introduce you to vertical bifacial solar panels
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