Did the same, got a solar installer to fit panels on garage and a solis hybrid inverter. They fitted a CT clamp on my meter and a lora device on both sides for it to communicate with the inverter.
Then bought a 16kwh battery for ~£1500, installation was plugging in a positive, negative and ethernet cable and configuring the inverter to use the battery. (if my home insnurer is reading this, I had an electrician friend double check while helping with some other work)
Definitely recommended for anyone who likes tinkering, thousands cheaper than installer pricing.
Freedom, except from narcissistic conspiracy theorists spreading misinformation about serious illnesses (and their strange obsession with horse wormers) that results in your grandparents dying.
Important context here is that many of these are in areas where businesses are still paying protection money to the paramilitary organisiations organising the bonfire.
For anyone interested in learning more, VICE did a decent documentary back in 2012 where they visit Belfast and speak to some of the people involved at a different bonfire site.
Bloom filters are a fantastic datastructure but more applicable when the search set is large (usually greater than can fit in-memory).
If using a bloom filter with a small set, it's possible to obtain a low probability of false positives by using just one hash function and a small number of buckets. At that point you've effectively got a hashset like one of the solutions described in the blog post.
This comment reads like something out of an Orwell book.
How accurate do you think it is to reduce human virtues, considerations etc to a model which simpliy splits the populations in two? Stop perpetuating football-team politics.