Regulators repeal Arizona renewable energy requirements Arizona regulators have repealed renewable energy requirements for the state’s utilities, erasing rules first passed two decades ago.

Arizona repealed their renewable energy compliance requirement for utilities www.kjzz.org/politics/202... #energysky

Washington Sets 80% and 100% Clean Power Mandates for Data Centers - Environment+Energy Leader Washington advances legislation requiring 80% clean power by 2031 and 100% by 2046 for large data centers, with new utility tariff and compliance requirements.

Washington sets high clean power mandates for data centers #energysky

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Huge news considering they’re the Mecca of data centers

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Construction approved for the largest energy storage site in Mass. The project is set to be built on a former ExxonMobil oil tank site in Everett. Developers say the project will improve energy reliability and affordability.

Utility scale battery approved for construction in Everett, MA to deliver 700MW of capacity with 2.8GWH of storage www.wcvb.com/article/cons... #energysky

Leverage this AWS feature to securely share S3 files with your users At Singularity Energy we build analytical tools to help utilities understand and maximize their renewable power. Most of the time, our tool…

How to use AWS S3 to serve data in your app that should be permission restricted to certain users

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We make them all the time 😂

Hi there 👋 I’m the Engineering Lead at Singularity hiring for this role! Happy to chat about any questions or life at the company here

The Indie Hacker Stack Tools & frameworks used by indie devs; managing people outside of your discipline; what is a cluster?

This week in TL weekly: the indie hacker stack; managing outside your discipline; what is a cluster? open.substack.com/pub/tlweekly...

The Great Migration Tech twitter flocks to Bluesky; NodeConf EU; productive 1:1s; queue workers

Tech twitter flocks to Bluesky; Node Conf EU 2024 highlights; conducting productive 1:1s and more in this week's Tech Lead Weekly. open.substack.com/pub/tlweekly...

I’m hiring a Boston based senior software engineer! If you or anybody you know is looking, we’d love to have somebody help us build software to move the needle on the clean energy transition: wellfound.com/jobs/3114948...

I love the idea of rust and setting up examples and reading through the book but when it comes time to try implementing a microservice with a SQL DB, graceful logging and complex marshalling, I have such a tough time reading through the stack trace to figure out which language constructs to learn

Gov. Inslee approves massive WA wind farm after years of contention Time is of the essence, and state officials must work quickly to increase the state’s renewable energy portfolio, Inslee said.

Huge wind farm in Washington just got approved! www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news...

I always have trouble with having elements “stick” to a spot and would love tips on that- whether they follow while you scroll or stay in an absolute position (or stay in an absolute position until you scroll then follow you!)

What sync tool did you use and what was it missing for you?

Hm yeah their approach looks somewhat complex! Seems like they’re recommending a way to do a full e2e test including the message broker and result backend, which is more than I’d need, since I trust my broker to just work (maybe not the smartest approach but 🤷)

I’m not familiar with that option, I’ll have to dive into the docs! We have a custom Celery wrapper we use to call tasks and that decides on doing the task inline, async, or not at all. We’re starting to use NestJS so I’m wondering if there are some things we can bring over to that framework

I’ve only worked at places where running locally against prod is for very critical changes or extreme cases. Many of those companies, though, maintained good staging environments or made it very easy to seed a local database with useful data

Any backend devs have tips or opinions on testing API endpoints that send messages to queues for processing? I feel like I’ve reinvented this everywhere I’ve worked and never loved a pattern I came up with

Love this and excited for that feature- keep up the great work!

I manage the tech team (DS & eng) at a tiny, seed stage clean tech startup (& also do IC work) out of Boston

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