I have had a chance to tally up the results from my second year of solar panel power production. When I purchased the solar panels in 2015, I had estimated a six year payback based on estimated production, and on the subsidies payed on power generated. For 2016, I generated 3.45 megawatts, which was down […]
A followup to my previous post on the programming churn. In my many years of programming, the thing I find amusing is how programming has gone back and forth between centralized and distributed computing. Talk about a churn, re-envisioning architectures with new languages where old is new. For example, when I first started coding the […]
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