Texas is moving so fast, EIA can't keep up. According to S&P, at the end of Q2, ERCOT had 14,000 megawatts of batteries. According to ERCOT, we're now at 15,712 megawatts. Texas has added more batteries in the last quarter than PJM has added in its entire history.
I love programming, and it's a little scary to think it might not be a big part of my job. But coding was always the easy part. The hard part is requirements, goals, feedback—figuring out what to build and whether it's working.
There's still so much left to do, and plenty the
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When I worked on the first iteration of securities lending at Robinhood, I lined up some customers to talk with them about it over the phone.
I remember it’s was as simple as “call up some customers and see if they would use it”
It still works
Operator used AI to find feasible pay zones
Gemini found a big potential in a shale well
Still needs more validation with eng, but interesting approach
anyone else used ai for this?
Thanks for the thought-provoking piece.
My main critique is that you are overemphasizing flashy but low probability events like “left-handed bacteria,” while merely giving lip service to the risk of extreme economic concentration of power, which is very real and materializing