It was one peak moment during a time of low usage at night with simultaneous strong winds. Assuming this is about the July 2015 moment (which CleanTechnica seems to be hiding --- or even completely ignorant of).
So yes those 40% surplus were automatically exported (the European power market is integrated), but no that didn't move the needle on consumer prices.
They talk about Denmark hitting 140% peak production "last Friday" in an article from 2026-09-09, so presumably that would mean 2026-09-04. Then they link an 11 year old Guardian article from 2015-07-10.
The rest of the article is also barely about Denmark at all, it is just bait.
I just read about the Houthis taking Mayyun Island.
So I came back to say you were right, and I underestimated how much the Houthis can achieve.
Even though the blockade of Iran is ongoing and moving materiel must be difficult, they still managed to take this new costal area and the island, I am impressed.
In German there is this one poem made of contradictions:
Dunkel war's, der Mond schien helle,
als ein Auto blizeschnelle
langsam um die runde Ecke bog.
Drinnen sassen stehend Leute,
schweigend ins Gespräch vertieft
The model was broken by publishers, not consumers. Releasing early access without an actual roadmap or intention to ever release fully has become was too normal. So of course early access has lost its meaning
Thank for the info, I have heard of WTI but not of Murban.
All the papers I read always talk about Brent. They sometimes even call it a North Sea variant, so I assumed the price was only influenced by indirect coupling.
I don't know, and can't defend, why it's always Brent, that was just my observation.
I'm also annoyed by this sort of bait. My local newspaper was even worse, they just reported that the Brent price reached 100 USD, without information on how much it rose, or any historical comparison. So goddamn annoying.
For everyone's reference here's what the one year price history looks like (Beware: chart floor not fixed at Y=0):
This is the price of the front-month Brent crude futures on the Intercontinental Exchange, which is apparently what people mean when they talk about the price of Oil.
People take that shit seriously. If I remember right discussion of it was even banned on the LessWrong forums because they considered it an information hazard.
Algorithm: a specific step-by-step procedure for solving a problem or accomplishing some end
Software is full of algorithms.
I know there is also the recent meaning where "algorithm" stands for recommender systems and algorithmic curation, but I expect lawmakers to be a little more precise in their wording.
The first time they are saying something believable:
They do wield criminal power frequently, in the pursuit of their own gain
Hey OP, you don't need to translate with the Google tool, Heise already produces English versions of their articles:
https://www.heise.de/en/news/GDPR-trap-Smart-Glasses-Why-Ray-Ban-Meta-wearers-can-be-held-liable-11451626.html
I reject the notion of calling this a data center. A single rack with 20 little pods is not a data center.
They just want to be a data center, because data centers are currently on investor minds.
It was one peak moment during a time of low usage at night with simultaneous strong winds. Assuming this is about the July 2015 moment (which CleanTechnica seems to be hiding --- or even completely ignorant of).
So yes those 40% surplus were automatically exported (the European power market is integrated), but no that didn't move the needle on consumer prices.
CleanTechnica is doing shoddy reporting.
They talk about Denmark hitting 140% peak production "last Friday" in an article from 2026-09-09, so presumably that would mean 2026-09-04. Then they link an 11 year old Guardian article from 2015-07-10.
The rest of the article is also barely about Denmark at all, it is just bait.
I just read about the Houthis taking Mayyun Island.
So I came back to say you were right, and I underestimated how much the Houthis can achieve.
Even though the blockade of Iran is ongoing and moving materiel must be difficult, they still managed to take this new costal area and the island, I am impressed.
Fresh version with more pixels
If you don't like dark mode, you can take another one here: https://www.npr.org/2023/05/19/1177194215/tv-writer-david-simon-weighs-in-on-the-writers-guild-of-america-strike
In German there is this one poem made of contradictions:
Dunkel war's, der Mond schien helle,
als ein Auto blizeschnelle
langsam um die runde Ecke bog.
Drinnen sassen stehend Leute,
schweigend ins Gespräch vertieft
And I foget the rest....
The model was broken by publishers, not consumers. Releasing early access without an actual roadmap or intention to ever release fully has become was too normal. So of course early access has lost its meaning
Thank for the info, I have heard of WTI but not of Murban.
All the papers I read always talk about Brent. They sometimes even call it a North Sea variant, so I assumed the price was only influenced by indirect coupling.
I don't know, and can't defend, why it's always Brent, that was just my observation.
I'm also annoyed by this sort of bait. My local newspaper was even worse, they just reported that the Brent price reached 100 USD, without information on how much it rose, or any historical comparison. So goddamn annoying.
For everyone's reference here's what the one year price history looks like (Beware: chart floor not fixed at Y=0):
Source
This is the price of the front-month Brent crude futures on the Intercontinental Exchange, which is apparently what people mean when they talk about the price of Oil.
So if you take the stairs down you descend into the urethra? I don't like this implication
People take that shit seriously. If I remember right discussion of it was even banned on the LessWrong forums because they considered it an information hazard.
Software is full of algorithms.
I know there is also the recent meaning where "algorithm" stands for recommender systems and algorithmic curation, but I expect lawmakers to be a little more precise in their wording.
We need even sooner noodles
I guess because they are Americans by birth.
Additionally they have friends among the Trumpists.
He's insane for escalating so extremely, but that drink went towards his mouth before she grabbed.
Japan Airlines
Both Tates were arrested in Romania in 2022.
There is an arrest warrant out for them in the United Kingdom since 2024.
They were arrested in the United States in 2026 under the extradition request of the UK.
I'd say yes. If it's regular rare it's interesting for the younglings, if its extra rare it's interesting even for the experienced.