On the other hand, you know the Fortran works and you can break it.
The vibe code is already broken.
I'm still pounding the Fortran button as hard as I can.
How is this helpful? It's important to know about these things.
Or they don't care and just pay 30% more. Encouraging every other place to pull the same scam.
Mueller described the size and the shape of another ball, but refused to say it was a ball.
People like that are just promoting nihilism. They want to discourage us from doing anything effective. Notice they don't promote any practical solutions.
If Dems suck, vote in primaries.
Oh, that's not at all what you implied.
He specifically fundraised for democrats?
Best language, suitable for all but the most low level stuff where you don't want a garbage collector. For that use Rust.
C#, Rust, and maybe just a minimum amount of JavaScript, and I didn't think you need anything else.
The worst part of C# is that sometimes Java devs sneak in, but that happens in every language.
If we're gonna get into rules lawyering, you're in need of an edit before you're set.
Unless you meant a list of songs.
I'd swap those. Most of the ruling class didn't want him in until he won the nomination. They preferred him to taxes on billionaires and that's about it. Most of them were forced to get on board or get out.
We don't remember the "get out" ones as much, because, you know, they got out. They're no longer relevant.
This is my setup
I'd expect A and B production to be pretty similar. And C times 5/9 should be about the same as D. That's not really what I'm getting.
Snow, of course, makes this more complicated.
These are the numbers I'm being told from my installer/Tesla.
The installer's theory is that: (MPPT B) is quite a bit lower than (MPPT A) for the same array size on the same south facing side of the roof but could be related snow melt on the peak prior to snow melt on the lower roof. This theory seems to be the case on the north facing roof, with the lower array being lower than would be expected.
Seems kind of odd in November though. I can't say the exact date that tree had no leaves, but it's not exactly hanging over the panels. When the sun gets to a low angle, production dies regardless of the tree, so I don't think it's making a huge difference, particularly in the winter. Plus periods of snow are marked by 0 or near 0 production. They're not that hard to spot.
I want to say that a 20-30% difference in A's production vs B's production probably means something's wrong. Any thoughts would be welcome.
I also don't know why their numbers are so far off of what Home Assistant is showing (other than watts vs kilowatts).
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