Mathias Biilmann:

it’s important to build up a solid instinct for separating the technologies and products worth spending time on from the ones that will fade into obscurity after their 15 minutes of fame is over

I especially like the idea of recording yourself working to help guide improvement.

A look at the costs of implementing single page applications.

Looks like a useful visualisation for projects.

Some good tips and resources for remote workers and companies.

Impressive.

The Tesla’s big battery in South Australia has already taken a 55 per cent share in the state’s frequency and ancillary services market, and lowered prices in that market by 90 per cent, new data has shown.

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And the 100MW battery has achieved over 55 per cent of the FCAS revenues in South Australia. So it’s 2 per cent of the capacity in South Australia achieving 55 per cent of the revenues in South Australia.

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Various estimates have put the cost savings to consumers from the FCAS market alone at around $35 million, just in the first four months of its operation.

That’s a pretty good bang for the buck for the estimated $50 million investment by the South Australia government. South Australia is the only state that has experienced a decline in FCAS prices over the past few months.

This comes up every couple of years and each time I read it I laugh.

Things unfold in unexpected ways.

A pretty good list.

There’s hope yet that I can draw me some comics one day.

Covers the challenges of employing people around the world.

Goes into the (dearth) of applications as well as how it works.

Reminds me of The Newtonian Casino.

An app to help you use less apps.