Readit NewsI wonder if they are looking for something or somebody and there is more to this story. (click on the helicopter icon to see previous runs): https://www.flightradar24.com/GINTV/3990e5fc
It is.
If you read the text on the link it very much describes the situation, e.g. talking about the substation.
Second, the start time and other data (e.g. number of properties affected) correlates with that stated by the London Fire Brigade on their website[1]
[1] https://www.london-fire.gov.uk/incidents/2025/march/fire-at-...
Most people won't have to. The substation area covers 62,000 properties, but only 4,800 are actually without power as a result of the incident. In addition they are expecting restoration of power by 15:00 same-day.[1]
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Context: I wrote a search program that is substantially faster - it takes just a few minutes to get up to 2^(10^13), although my laptop's limited memory is starting to be a problem (my intermediate result file is already nearly 1GB in size). Unfortunately, it seems there are no results up to 2^15258789062500, which is a 4.5-trillion digit number.
This would avoid using a lot of memory, and it would also be faster.
That of course feels like a "weird" edge case, but it illustrates the general problem that butter/oil/sugars can pack a lot of calories and have no or almost no visual signature.
A salad wouldn't even be the hardest case to detect, since raw vegetables don't soak up as much oil as other kinds of food.