Colin Webb
@colinwebb.bsky.social
I write software - Java/Scala, Python, and Rust.
Based in a village near Oxford, UK
Based in a village near Oxford, UK
Separating concerns - makes sense also 😀
Thanks for taking the time to reply!
Thanks for taking the time to reply!
December 6, 2024 at 12:31 PM
Separating concerns - makes sense also 😀
Thanks for taking the time to reply!
Thanks for taking the time to reply!
www.emec.org.uk/six-tidal-st...
Looks like there's a handful now with financing.
Hopefully they'll prove successful 🤞
Looks like there's a handful now with financing.
Hopefully they'll prove successful 🤞
Six tidal stream projects successful in the UK’s latest renewable auctions : EMEC: European Marine Energy Centre
www.emec.org.uk
December 6, 2024 at 10:22 AM
www.emec.org.uk/six-tidal-st...
Looks like there's a handful now with financing.
Hopefully they'll prove successful 🤞
Looks like there's a handful now with financing.
Hopefully they'll prove successful 🤞
Does the UK have any tidal power at present?
I'm aware of many projects that never got approved, or haven't started yet... but have any been built?
I'm aware of many projects that never got approved, or haven't started yet... but have any been built?
December 5, 2024 at 9:20 PM
Does the UK have any tidal power at present?
I'm aware of many projects that never got approved, or haven't started yet... but have any been built?
I'm aware of many projects that never got approved, or haven't started yet... but have any been built?
Makes sense.
At some point your systems have to affect the real-world though. How does that happen if redundant systems are doing the same work? Which system takes precedence? How's that configured? Is it first-write-wins?
At some point your systems have to affect the real-world though. How does that happen if redundant systems are doing the same work? Which system takes precedence? How's that configured? Is it first-write-wins?
December 5, 2024 at 9:03 PM
Makes sense.
At some point your systems have to affect the real-world though. How does that happen if redundant systems are doing the same work? Which system takes precedence? How's that configured? Is it first-write-wins?
At some point your systems have to affect the real-world though. How does that happen if redundant systems are doing the same work? Which system takes precedence? How's that configured? Is it first-write-wins?
How do you handle resiliency in these types of systems? Do you have a favourite pattern?
December 5, 2024 at 7:56 PM
How do you handle resiliency in these types of systems? Do you have a favourite pattern?