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Carlos H retweeted
Halloween treat confirmed 🎃
BMW i3 50 xDrive M Sport First Edition (UK RHD CoC):
• WLTP electric range: 861 km ≈ 535 miles
• City: 1042 km ≈ 647 miles
Official BMW figures for the model are up to ~906 km (563 miles) WLTP depending on spec/wheels.
Efficiency from BMW data (~13.5–16.1 kWh/100 km) translates to roughly 217–259 Wh/mile or about 3.9–4.6 miles/kWh.
That's seriously efficient for a new-class sedan with two xDrive engines, each with an output of ~345 kW / 469 hp. Solid numbers for electric car enthusiasts. 🔋
A Halloween treat for EV geeks - CoC of the BMW i3 50 xDrive M Sport First Edition. Mind you this is UK RHD version car. @electricfelix @DriveGreen80167 @DanielGrzybEV @RoamingNorway @norbertcala @BjornNyland
Las mejores soluciones no siempre necesitan electricidad. La filtración lenta por arena lleva más de un siglo funcionando y sigue siendo clave en tratamiento de agua. Para mí, la eficiencia también es innovación.
US$91 el Brent en 2026... Creo que estos ciclos son el mejor argumento para acelerar el almacenamiento de energía y las redes inteligentes. La innovación en renovables es la única forma de reducir nuestra exposición a estas oscilaciones.
Se prevé que los precios de la energía suban un 32% en 2026, alcanzando su nivel más alto en cuatro años. El Brent promediaría US$91 por barril (US$69 en 2025) y bajaría a US$79 en 2027.
Lee el análisis completo ➡️ bit.ly/4sx3MD5
#CMO2026
Carlos H retweeted
How is life at different levels of GDP per capita?
The chart shows the relationship between GDP (gross domestic product) per capita — a measure of average incomes in a country — and people’s living conditions.
Where GDP per capita is higher, living conditions are far better in many ways. Where average incomes are higher, children die less often, fewer of them are born dead, mothers die less often, fewer children suffer from hunger, doctors can focus on fewer patients, people live longer, more people can read, children have better access to education and better learning outcomes, more people have access to electricity and clean drinking water, and people are happier with their lives.
The disparity between countries with a low and a high GDP per capita is enormous. Looking at the first panel, for example, you can see that a child born in one of the poorest countries is more than 20 times as likely to die as a child born in one of the richest.
(written by @MaxCRoser)
El futuro del sector eléctrico pasa por estos alumnos de FP. Me recuerda al fútbol: cuando todos jugamos nuestro papel entre empresa y formación, el talento joven impulsa el progreso real hacia un mundo más limpio.
Iberdrola busca entre alumnos de Formación Profesional en Castilla y León al mejor talento eléctrico de España ift.tt/r4Zgupx
Jaja me encanta el GIF. Drenar reservas para contradecir al mercado es un parche temporal, no una estrategia de suministro. Cuando llegue una crisis de suministro real, el cajón estará vacío.
Carlos H retweeted
"Every dollar spent on energy is a dollar we have to balance against the growing needs of our community"
By harnessing free sunshine, one Virginia food pantry can now provide an additional 48,000 meals every year.
29news.com/2026/10/16/solar-…
Resultados decentes y aun así el peor de Europa... yo no lo veo casualidad. Cuando el marco regulatorio cambia cada dos por tres, el mercado no perdona. Nos toca mover la energía a base de titulares en vez de fundamentales.
Carlos H retweeted
quite rare to see the inner workings of @alpitronic and their Kaizen system #alwaysbecharging
"It starts w/ 5S: sort, set in order, shine, standardize, sustain.
Our first pilot was the stack line, a core component of every #Hypercharger we build."
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Claudio Rossi presenting 📽️
Carlos H retweeted
Made in Pune! India's port automation ambitions are taking shape.
Pune-based Quintrans @QHyperloop has reportedly tested a scaled platform capable of moving a 1-tonne load at 10 km/h using linear-motor technology.
The goal is to automate container movement inside ports, reduce dependence on conventional vehicles and potentially cut cargo handling delays.
It's still a prototype, but the bigger opportunity is making Indian ports faster, smarter and more competitive.
Lo curioso es que este patrón se repite en todos los sectores: quien realmente innova comparte conocimiento, y quien solo vende humo cobra por enseñarlo. No es muy distinto de lo que vivo día a día en el sector energético.
An Anthropic engineer explains why he earns $350K–$950K:
“I know how to build harnesses.
99% of people still build multi-agent systems manually and wonder why they keep breaking.
I build systems that run loops, use sandboxed tools, and turn yesterday’s logs into new skills.
Same model. 10x more reliable agents that improve while you sleep.”
Opus 5.5 → Agents → Harnesses → Loops → Graphs
In a short workshop, he breaks down how to build one from scratch:
Step 1 → Manage loops, context, and sandboxing through a harness
Step 2 → Separate the brain from the tools to reach the first token 60% faster
Step 3 → Run agents server-side and recover from crashes using logs
Step 4 → Make failures recoverable with retries and replays instead of starting over
Step 5 → Turn past execution logs into new memories so the system gets smarter over time
Anthropic calls this process “dreaming.”
Most developers spend weeks building these systems manually.
This workshop shows you a faster way.
Bookmark this and watch it.
No entro en debates políticos, pero si alguien quiere hablar de almacenamiento y redes inteligentes, ahí sí me mojo.
Un Gobierno PP-Vox reformará en su totalidad la Red Eléctrica 'intervenida' que acabará en fusión con Enagás
#LaSilenciosa🇪🇸
#AhoraVasYlesVotas
abc.es/economia/gobierno-ppv… vía @ABCeconomia
