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Eddie Haints
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LCOE is such a flawed metric, its use probably does more harm than good. Whatever small marginal value it provides as a simple way to compare resources is more than wiped out by the confusion it creates from being completely disconnected with how power markets actually work.
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@BryceJohanneck "hey, we need you to replace this thing at a substation. here's a scan of a microfilm of a schematic older than your parents"
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You're building a Substation to interconnect to the grid
You will have 7,000 pages in 2,000 PDFs to get it built
More PDF pages than bolts in your substation
PDF Pages per Bolt
Didn't have that ratio on your bingo card did you
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If you’re Gen Z it’s time to pick your quarter life crisis:
1. Marathon running/Hyrox influencer
2. Zyn addiction
3. Peptide guru
4. DJing
5. “Building a brand” aka unemployed
6. Red pill dating coach
7. Raw milk
8. Situationship for 3 years who you never date
9. Moving to Austin or Miami
10. Gambling every night
11. “Quitting Alcohol”
12.Or getting drunk 5 times a week
13.Starting a podcast
14. Posting day in my life videos
15. Learn golf
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@4nt1p4tt3rn @WolfshadeTact It's all about location. Plenty of cheap houses away from jobs. Meanwhile the house my parents bought in 1999 for $230k sold recently for just under $800k in a major metro area.
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@e_haints @WolfshadeTact We currently have the largest housing inventory compared to active buyers in recorded history in this country.
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Close all the restaurants and fast food places for two months.
Remove all prepared, pre-made foods, frozen and otherwise, from the stores.
The youngsters will either learn to cook, or starve to death.
Either way, they'll've shut up about how $28 lunches are why they can't get ahead.
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@WolfshadeTact @4nt1p4tt3rn Both are true. Too many people paying for food delivery everyday. Housing is too much due to govt suppressing supply and subsidizing demand. Jobs pay too little in entry positions due to labor market being flooded.
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@4nt1p4tt3rn The lunches aren't why they can't get ahead...... the system is structurally fucked for them. No incentive to bust their asses for shit wages the boomers want to pay.
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@Osint613 Have you noticed that Trump has seized several tankers for transporting sanctioned oil from Iran, but has never impeded one single vessel carrying Russian sanctioned oil. 🤔
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NEW: U.S. forces seized the Skywave, an Iran-linked oil tanker, in the Indian Ocean overnight, according to three U.S. officials. The vessel was sanctioned in March for its role in moving Iranian crude and was likely loaded with over a million barrels from Kharg Island in February.
- Wall Street Journal
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This is actually the best part of dating as a man. The thrill of the hunt.
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How it feels to ask any AAA dev studio for a good game nowadays.
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@SeanMcCarthyCom you can eat at fucking Five Guys for less than that
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Lunch just costs $28 now. Are they not supposed to eat?
Mikli@CryptoMikli
Kevin O’Leary says Gen Z is financially cooked when people making $70K a year are spending $28 on lunch
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@Austen @fangsxbangs It’s how our energy grid works, the massive increased demand on the local energy grid often requires operators controlled rolling blackouts, the inconsistent energy usage of centers also makes it much harder to not over/under compensate the needed capacity at any given time
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“Why is every single town in America getting telegraph lines, nothing has ever expanded this quickly in American history, with no public approval”
Mistress Dividend@mistressdivy
Why is every single town getting in America getting a data center, nothing has ever expanded this quickly in American history with no public approval.
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@Pendergast891 @1ssve Mate we use decimal points not commas. Mainland Europe though... 👀🫣
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@SlBrandin if I can't hook up my house to the local 138 kV line, we're ngmi
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Eddie Haints retweetledi
It’s not clear to me that the reindustrialization movement in the US appreciates how existential these transmission planning outcomes are in determining their ability to succeed
AI infrastructure growth can either be
1. An enormous tailwind for new industrial loads by enabling bulk power upgrades affording system level optionality and cost efficiency to readily serve new power-intensive applications where industrial activity is viable (in proximity to public infrastructure and resources)
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2. An adversarial competitive force with completely inelastic demand sucking all future productivity potential out of any transmission infrastructure growth. Siting in remote locations where alternative industrial activity is infeasible and system expansion serves a very select few organizations with little to no socialized option value. Consumer affordability, economic development, and job growth prospects all permanently worse-off due to suboptimal system topology
Sam@SlBrandin
Resorting to direct cost allocation for transmission network upgrades driven by large load growth is an acknowledgment that current transmission planning practices don’t work If they did, new loads would be incentivized to site and behave in a manner which negates the need for direct cost allocation through maximally efficient utilization of existing and future network capacity No central planning is required to effectuate a future where the public can rest assured that every new MW connected to their grid is likely to make socialized transmission costs less expensive per MWh-served instead of more expensive Direct cost allocation chills new economic development through unnecessary friction limiting speed and affordability as prospective industrial consumers plan their fragile futures Communities can capture economic opportunity from jobs and tax base growth while also benefiting from a more coordinated use of our shared systems We can have it all
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