You have a point. That’s obnoxious. I just wanted straight lines. I’ll see if I can find another.

With straight diagonal lines.

https://lemmy.world/post/32326227

I’ll write up a post now in !solarpunk@slrpnk.net

more than double what it would cost at market rate

I definitely paid more for labor than for materials. My payoff time is about 13 years with a Tesla Powerwall 3, maybe a bit less now that I have an EV. I had a team of 4 guys plus an electrician here for about five days.

I did go with a slightly more reputable company that charged slightly more, but I would have gone elsewhere if it was a huge difference.

Maybe I should get around to making a post in !Solarpunk@slrpnk.net or something, even though it isn’t very punk.

our city’s solar electric subsidy program

It sounds like there’s two different things there. There’s a solar installation (hardware, etc.), and there’s likely some kind of net metering program (where they pay you or give you credit for electricity you generate). That paragraph sounds like the first, but the phrase sounds like the second.

You shouldn’t have to go through them for the solar installation, if your conditions accommodate it. Granted, the conditions don’t apply to everyone. You’ll want to have a suitable roof that ideally faces south-ish, own your home, and plan to stay there for at least 10 years. In the US, you also kind of need to get it done within this calendar year, which is a rough ask, before the federal 30% tax credit goes away. But maybe you can find an installer that isn’t trying to scam you quite as much.

(It’s early and cloudy today.)

It was a really bad movie when it came out. It really needed the real life examples in order to stitch it all together.

Reporting on violence is okay, calling for violence isn’t.

This is correct. It was discussed and clarified shortly after Luigi.

There’s also the part where discussing all one’s plans for violence publicly and loudly is kind of dumb.

The other day it spit out a five line piece of code, except, critically, it had used “archived” where it should have used “received”. Small word difference, huge functionality difference.

It absolutely does help, but we’re gonna have a couple whole new classes of copy/paste errors.

Republican administrations.

Lemmy is also being manipulated, but here it’s primarily through users. It’s a problem you’ll have on any social media, particularly if fully anonymous.

4chan is social media.

I’m waiting for the Ikea Timmerflotte. Any day now…

Like… the merchant class that existed after the Black Plague who had enough money to have influence over politics? What do they have to do with anything?

Is it though?

Either way, the money grab is why I didn’t get back into MtG recently.

I considered sticking my toe in and was told “oh yeah, just buy a $90 commander precon and hop right in.”

Yeah, no thanks.

Really though, about a quarter of my work related coding queries come back with “redacted to meet responsible AI guidelines”.

It’s an AI specifically for code. Apparently it thinks half the stuff I do is hacking.

Yes, but that’s semantics. Clearly the observation has some effect, but it’s not from any force we recognize.