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Heat pumps & hybrid systems in cold climates

A study found that hybrid systems combining heat pumps with furnaces are more economical than using heat pumps alone in colder climates.

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Analytica software top in user satisfaction on G2

We’re thrilled to announce that Analytica has achieved the highest satisfaction score in G2’s business process simulation (BPS) category! G2 is the leading software review platform, verifying that reviewers are actual…

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Computer programming in English (Part 2)

In a previous article (part 1), we introduced the new paradigm of computer programming in English and demonstrated one example. In this article, we continue our examination of this new…

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Does your heat pump bill savings estimate account for rate structures?

Most online calculators that estimate utility bill impacts of heat pumps are highly misleading because they ignore time-of-use and tiered electric and gas rates. Accurate calculations must consider when heat…

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Computer programming in English (Part 1)

We explore a new paradigm for programming computers directly in English without any formal coding language at all. We do this by prompting a Large Language Model (LLM) to act as the…

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AI weekly updates with Lonnie Chrisman

Get the latest AI insights with Lonnie Chrisman's weekly updates. Follow us on social for trends and developments from an AI expert.

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The effects of gas prices and electricity tariffs on heat pump economics

You might expect that a spike in natural gas prices from Russia’s war on Ukraine would lower carbon emissions—making electrification more economical. However, that is not the case.

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Is the Fermi Paradox due to the Flaw of Averages?

Why haven't we not encounter aliens? How to resolve this paradox by treating the parameters of the Drake Equation as uncertain -- an example of Sam Savage's Flaw of Averages.

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