Nicholas Marrone retweeted
The New York times has just published a story supporting standardized testing.
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Nicholas Marrone retweeted
🚀 I’m hiring an Optimization and Energy Modeling Engineer to work at @ScaleMicrogrids ⚡️
This is an incredible opportunity for someone who is interested in this work. They can build models that are used to rapidly design and deploy real steel in the ground.
We already have a great project development platform, and with you we can take it to the next level.
And because we have a standardized microgrid development system, you’ll be able to build a power system optimizer that has access to:
- A DER library (solar, batteries, generators, switchboards, etc.) with real commercial costs, specs, warranties, timelines, and more that are continuously validated by our product and procurement teams.
- A bottoms up installation cost model that is specific to markets, DERs, various dynamic inputs, labor, and more that is continuously updated by our applications engineering and project management teams.
- A real project finance model that is specific to our comprehensive capital stack. Project equity, tax equity, debt, and advanced financial analysis. No goofy academic metrics like LCOE here.
This is one of the few opportunities in this type of work to build something that actually reflects the full surface area of reality and produces the actual best answer.
You’ll work closely with an incredible and collaborative team:
- awesome project analysts that are the best in the game
- software engineers with experience ranging from VC backed startups to NREL
- power engineers that have done everything from rehabbing oil refinery power systems to designing Apple products
I am confident that together we can make the best microgrid development software that’s ever existed.
First github's RSA key is compromised, now amazon.com has an invalid web cert. Security is hard.
Nicholas Marrone retweeted
English has many pairs of words where '-th' was once added to make a noun out of the other, like 'width' and 'wide'.
My favourites are the ones for which the link may not be obvious now, like:
- 'mirth' and 'merry'
- 'drought' and 'dry'
- 'filth' and 'foul'
- 'sloth' and 'slow'
Nicholas Marrone retweeted
A thread on sustainable woodland management. Specifically my experience of working Hazel Coppice in Hampshire,England.
Posting some of the albums from my days living in Japan that have had the most impact on me. I don't expect anyone to know these but they have been in my rotation for decades and mean a lot to me.
#4 Takako Minekawa - Roomic Cube
This was the first Japanese artist I got into. This album had a US release, I loved the whimsical electronic, sampled, garage rock vibes. youtube.com/watch?v=19PWdj9x…
I was reading my copy of The Princeton Companion to Applied Mathematics edited by @nhigham and I thought to myself, the author of The Anglo-Saxon World, a history book, was also written by Nicholas Higham. They couldn't possibly be the same person?
But they actually both have the same full name, Nicholas John Higham. And they are both out of the University of Manchester.
5 of 5 stars to The Fellowship of the Ring by J.R.R. Tolkien goodreads.com/review/show?id…
#1984Top15 unranked
Echo & the Bunnymen
The Killing Moon
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I think your autocorrect accidentally changed "less profitable" to "more expensive"
Replying to @HowardRBeckett
Interesting.
So you're saying private enterprise are not transitioning to more expensive options.
What a surprise.
Yet another example of why governments shouldn't get involved in business.
Thanks. 👍








