this might be burying the lede a bit, but I feel like BDD tools deserve a renaissance given the amount of agentic coding going on. There's an article linked in the readme that explains why I arrived at this conclusion. Would be interested to see what other HN'ers think
Readit Newsbobm_kite9 commented on Show HN: Standard Cucumber Steps github.com/robmoffat/stan... · Posted by u/bobm_kite9
The funny thing is that theoretically hydrogen would be easy to deploy in the UK. We already have a gas network for methane, it wouldn't be hard to mix in 20% hydrogen and then filter it back out at the other end (there's an energy cost, but it's not huge, and in any case most existing uses would not have a problem with 20% hydrogen). Which would give us the ability to deliver hydrogen relatively cheaply to any location. But it looks like EVs have too much momentum, and are likely to have a cheaper running cost anyway.
I think this is set to happen: https://www.agcc.co.uk/news-article/hydrogen-will-be-pumped-...
bobm_kite9 commented on Rails is better low code than low code radanskoric.com/articles/... · Posted by u/thunderbong
Good article but this misses the obvious - but slightly more distant - eventuality: the no-code vendor goes bankrupt meaning no further support or security fixes, or is bought out by some other firm which means exorbitant future licensing costs and no further features.
Again, some people might not care about that but it seems kind of a biggie to me.
bobm_kite9 commented on When Will the GenAI Bubble Burst? garymarcus.substack.com/p... · Posted by u/isaacfrond
My pet theory is that OpenAI releases are on hiatus pending the US elections. It would be a huge disaster to release SORA in the next few months and have it some way sway voting. What do you think?
That seemed easy. What was required to make the batteries dispatch power in this way? I have rooftop solar and batteries in the UK and I would definitely engage in a similar scheme like this except I wonder how much work the power companies would have to do to make it work.