@literaryeric The best analogy of what donald has done (to for example federal agencies) I’ve uncovered is that he is stealing gold from one bank safe and putting it another. It will require stealing the gold again to get it back.
@eyayaw@brodriguesco@kennedymwavu Really amazing to see confirmation that spatial packages are better in R. It’s true. It wasn’t for a long time but it sure is now.
@SpringFord14@Mark_Coughlan@GOP Bingo. And I don’t think donald is a man that can handle the accelerating hardship of aging. He’s in pain and wants others to feel pain - it’s that simple and it will worsen.
Plus, because so much was given to him he overcompensates to believe everyone has conspired against him.
@SlBrandin@AraizaTrevino I think “usually” is doing a lot of work there, especially to the extent allocated costs are a function of dfax. Surely varies by region and changes over time. I hear you on deliverability but I really wonder about downside risk to capital.
@SlBrandin@AraizaTrevino How is needing to upgrade a big ass transmission line solely a “market design issue” and not a physical constraint. I might not be getting the point you are driving towards, it seems tautological.
It probably goes without saying for most of you who follow me, but the extent to which the private sector relies on open government datasets is massive.
Limiting access to data or taking data offline would have huge consequences for everyone from startups to large corporations.