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by jsingleton 2y ago
The last section is worth a read. > Your personal donations can also make a difference, especially if you focus on where they can go the furthest https://ourworldindata.org/foreign-aid-donations-increase#yo... Good time
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Show HN: Electric Shift – is carbon intensity lower tonight or tomorrow night?(unop.uk)
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Cuckoo Broadband Gigabit Fibre to the Premises Review(unop.uk)
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by jsingleton 5y ago
Electric Shift compares the carbon intensity of your next two electricity off-peak periods so you know if it's better to run appliances (or charge the car) tonight or tomorrow night (GB only). The web app: https://unop.uk&#x
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Electric Shift Web App(unop.uk)
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by jsingleton 5y ago
We're on a dual-rate electricity tariff and often have flexibility about what night to charge the car, but is it better to plug in for tonight or tomorrow night? I got bored of working it out so I made an app for to do it for me. More
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Show HN: A web app to show if it's better to plug in your EV today or tomorrow(unop.uk)
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How to Not COP It – Summary and Eco Living Tips(unop.uk)
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.NET 6 and Self-Contained Single File Apps(unop.uk)
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Python Pyenv Shims Not in Path Fix(unop.uk)
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How to Not COP It – Part 4: Other Eco Measures(unop.uk)
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How to Not COP It – Part 3: Low Carbon Heating(unop.uk)
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by jsingleton 5y ago
This is a post on our experience getting a solar/storage system installed and some other measures. Again, it's not too technical so any questions please ask. For example, I haven't touched on the backup power option as the gr
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How to Not COP It – Part 2: Home Energy(unop.uk)
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by jsingleton 5y ago
I wrote this post for a less-technical audience but if you have any geeky questions then feel free to ask here, particularly around charging. We used a standard 13A socket for a while before getting a fast charger fitted and it was adequate
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How to Not COP It – Part 1: Advice on Electric Vehicle Ownership a Year In(unop.uk)
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January 2021 Security Releases(nodejs.org)
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by jsingleton 6y ago
There is some interesting info on building a cheap ~$20 purifier here: https://airpollutionguide.net/ I haven't tried as cheap HEPA filters appear to be harder to get hold of in the UK. Maybe due to different heating s
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by jsingleton 6y ago
It looks like you're using a Plantower PMS5003. I have one of those hooked up to a Raspberry Pi and it works well but I also built a few of these with ESPs: https://sensor.community/en/sensors/airrohr/ T
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.NET 5 and Self-Contained Single File Apps on Linux(unop.uk)
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Build your own particulate matter sensor(sensor.community)
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by jsingleton 6y ago
I recently finished reading Clearing the Air: The Beginning and the End of Air Pollution by Tim Smedley, which is excellent and well worth a read if you are interested in this area. https://www.bloomsbury.com/uk/clearin
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Sixth Carbon Budget – Climate Change Committee(theccc.org.uk)
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by jsingleton 6y ago
Our World in Data have an excellent analysis on this topic as usual. > Focus on what you eat, not whether your food is local https://ourworldindata.org/food-choice-vs-eating-local
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by jsingleton 6y ago
Related blgog post: https://unop.uk/octoyosu-agile-tariff-comparison-tool/ Sample output: Wed 11 Mar 2020 to Tue 09 Jun 2020 (91 days) Period total 770.37 kWh (approx) Daily average 8.47 kWh (approx) Yearly a
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Show HN: Command line tool for half-hourly energy tariff savings calculation(github.com)
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by jsingleton 6y ago
OctoPlot is a small command line tool that draws a graph of the Octopus Energy Agile GB electricity pricing in your terminal. Source (EUPL): https://github.com/jpsingleton/octoplot Sample output (colour not shown):
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Show HN: OctoPlot: Visualise Paid Energy Use in Your Terminal(unop.uk)
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by jsingleton 6y ago
Inertia is slightly different to supply response and most inverters use grid coupling for frequency and phase synchronisation so are not suitable. The slow response of old plants is an asset in this case and only a problem if they are gener
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Sending Email in .NET Core with Office 365 and MailKit(unop.uk)
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