Engineers, kujeni kiasi

[hakimoto]

Uhuru can't store power in state house, that's why he transfers power to arap mashamba, when he's out of the country..

 

[4makind]

Hujatembea Kiambere uone hizo huge huge batteries zinatoshana na grain silos ziko hapo? Hata wakizima generators saa hii tutaenda miaka tatu tukitumia umeme tu.


I don't want to express the sadness I feel that this question is from a university-trained Kenyan...

The huge dams are the stores

 

[hakimoto]

Thats what i am asking, does the power generating company store power in any form or way?

Thay can if they convert the AC to DC, but they will have to convert it back to AC to supply it to their consumers, and that's an expensive process

 

[The.Black.Templar]

Thay can if they convert the AC to DC, but they will have to convert it back to AC to supply it to their consumers, and that's an expensive process

I have been reading about different techiques,/technologies that other countries use and i was very specific about Kenya and how we manage ours because there is very little information out there

 

[MBOMB]

Wa - maTissue @The.Black.Templar ako sawa tu, kuuliza sio ujinga except for @wonderful wonder. Electricity can be converted to other forms of energy which can be stored and used on demand later after reconverting.

 

[Karoga]

Power cannot be stored. That's the reason Green Power will make kenyans poor. If they produce and Kenyans don't consume, you will still pay for it. Turkana power plant will make electricity cost go up

Green energy is easier to control ,you just switch off the wind turbines on a demand basis,Ile tricky but nuclear power ,you have to produce a certain minimum amount electricity/ output so that the nuclear reactors don't melt down ,Kenya hakuna such " will power" .

 

[Deorro]

The power to read...or maybe it is a meaningless ritual before we go eat cake with relatives...

You cannot read everything. Wewe saa hizi nikikuuliza:

Under what circumstances do you use NOSQL instead of relational databases, utajibu?

or

A numeric array of length N is given. We need to design a function that finds all positive numbers in the array that have their opposites in it as well. Describe approaches for solving the optimal worst-case and optimal average-case performance, respectively.

 

[gashwin]

You cannot read everything. Wewe saa hizi nikikuuliza:

Under what circumstances do you use NOSQL instead of relational databases, utajibu?

or

A numeric array of length N is given. We need to design a function that finds all positive numbers in the array that have their opposites in it as well. Describe approaches for solving the optimal worst-case and optimal average-case performance, respectively.

You win

 

[Nyamgondho]

Kuuliza sio ujinga, we need to encourage people to ask questions instead of putting them down, that's the only way people learn and grow.

Hey @Hot Chocolate! with this mbaridi, I could do with a bit of YOU right now.

 

[Nyamgondho]

Huyu @gashwin sijui mbona hata mulimupea hio fillage chief

 

[gashwin]

Huyu @gashwin sijui mbona hata mulimupea hio fillage chief

Nitaambia Admin aichukue akupatie.

 

[Deorro]

Huyu @gashwin sijui mbona hata mulimupea hio fillage chief

Lakini wewe pia ni ngombe. Msito Okiya was offering you a job lakini ukamjibu vibaya

 

[Karoga]

You cannot read everything. Wewe saa hizi nikikuuliza:

Under what circumstances do you use NOSQL instead of relational databases, utajibu?

or

A numeric array of length N is given. We need to design a function that finds all positive numbers in the array that have their opposites in it as well. Describe approaches for solving the optimal worst-case and optimal average-case performance, respectively.

......apana chapa Sana huyu musee,4 estate aren't known for their wits

 

[Nyamgondho]

Lakini wewe pia ni ngombe. Msito Okiya was offering you a job lakini ukamjibu vibaya

@Deorro I have huge respect for Msito @Okiya. I don't know what his communique was about. But if it was a job, I cannot take it because my plate is already full. But this underscores the demand that exists for reliable programmers, statisticians and data scientists. There's nothing difficult in learning these skills and I believe at least 40% of talkers could make a career out of these disciplines. But they ought to concentrate, be willing to learn and develop discipline. Which brings me to the reason I didn't respond to Msito Okiya. I do not intend to make any connections on this forum because it can be a time sink. So I don't read notifications, and I don't check my inbox. I don't have WhatsApp or Instagram on my phone either just LinkedIn and Facebook. Both of which I rarely use. I simply want to visit this forum when I am bored, trade a few barbs, castigate a few talkers, laugh a bit and get back to work. You are a programmer yourself so you should understand my reasoning.

 

[Ubongo]

Mr tissue paper man, electricity cannot be stored. Ndio maana when we face severe drought power rationing hufanywa.

Pewa two hot slaps kwa kutusumbua mapema hivi na maswali zinaeza jibiwa na Vera Sidika.

That's what our physics teacher taught us but I think technology has improved a bit

 

[Touchlyrics]

That's what our physics teacher taught us but I think technology has improved a bit

Acha kusumbua. Electricity will never ever be stored, this is basic physics that will never change ata technology ikuwe advanced aje.

 

[Rene Descartes]

yaani umekaa hivi ukafikiria kuna betri kenya power hutumia?

 

[Hot Chocolate!]

Hey @Hot Chocolate! with this mbaridi, I could do with a bit of YOU right now.

Enjoy!

 

[The.Black.Templar]

Acha kusumbua. Electricity will never ever be stored, this is basic physics that will never change ata technology ikuwe advanced aje.

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yaani umekaa hivi ukafikiria kuna betri kenya power hutumia?

Nyinyi watu mnaongea aje, maybe i should have used the word power and not electricity and i have read a few ways other countries store their power. You have to think outside the box

 

[gashwin]

i have read a few ways other countries store their power. You have to think outside the box

How do they?