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by dafrie 4mo ago
Notice that the pricing will come down. In Germany (where the market is mature), I can buy a 2kWp system for 500-600 EUR. Then your payback time basically halves...
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by dafrie 4y ago
as just confirmed in the press conference, the overall liquidity safety net is actually 200B CHF from SNB. Then 9B of guarantees from the Swiss government to UBS for potential risks
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by dafrie 4y ago
Additionally there are preparations to temporarily suspend noise/pollution legislation that forbids backup power generators to run for more than 50 hours a year [0]. While the current idea is to only exempt sites (around 300 sites, 250
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by dafrie 6y ago
Nitpicking: Switzerland actually does have three ports that provide, protected by international law, access to the North Sea (via the Rhine) and the Black Sea (via the Rhine–Main–Danube canal). In terms of quantities, about 10% of imports
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by dafrie 7y ago
This is actually a main proposal by William Nordhaus [1], who won the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics on climate change modelling! TLDR: So called climate clubs (or "reasonable countries") would punish countries that are not mee
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by dafrie 7y ago
And I pay 0 swiss francs for an account + card (you need more than 25k of assets, else its 5...But any product such as third pillar retirement funds count!) with unlimited transactions and cash-withdrawal at any ATM. You probably have to sh
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by dafrie 7y ago
I would also have a look at Hasura GraphQLEngine. Have used it now for various projects and is extremely nice, especially with the superb subscriptions support and eventing for the odd requirement that cant be handled within Postgres
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by dafrie 7y ago
Just a quick one: why would you need redux for forms? This is in my opinion a total overkill. I have forms either having their own state or (preferred) just use Formik for all of this. In my stack, this then allows to just add a field in th
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by dafrie 8y ago
I can not really give you an intuitive explanation, but economists usually refer to bubbles (or disequilibrium), when actual asset prices deviate from the prices estimated based on the identified long term equilibrium properties of often co
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by dafrie 8y ago
From economic theory, the concept of time inconsistency [1] in my opinion explains pretty well whats currently going on: For current governments, it is allegedly optimal to not take immediate action but to announce/commit to actions in
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by dafrie 8y ago
Well, I don't want to be pedantic, but don't you rather mean "Most TSA MODELS require data to be stationary"? My experience has been, that often practical TSA actually involves how to deal (testing, differencing, smoothi
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by dafrie 8y ago
A year ago, the original blog post [1] (it was just recently updated, which is now the one linked here on HN) helped me on a semester thesis, where I quite successfully used LSTM for short-term electricity load forecasting, which also has v
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by dafrie 8y ago
I guess he means 100$/kWh...