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  1. Aug 2020
  2. Apr 2020
    1. If we refer to the CAP theorem, Mnesia sits on the CP side, rather than the AP side, meaning that it won't do eventual consistency, will react rather badly to netsplits in some cases, but will give you strong consistency guarantees if you expect the network to be reliable (and you sometimes shouldn't).

      We start out with the TL;DR treatise: The mnesia database is not CP, nor AP. And it cannot be CA, because CA doesn’t make any meaningful sense. In short, it is broken with respect to the CAP theorem. https://medium.com/@jlouis666/mnesia-and-cap-d2673a92850

  3. Mar 2018
    1. The clean growth strategy says that the Government are considering the UK’s future participation in the EU ETS post Brexit. It would certainly appear possible to stay in the EU ETS. Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway participate in it. For a range of reasons it certainly appears to be a good idea.On Friday, the Prime Minister told us that she wants to secure,“broad energy co-operation with the EU”,and to protect the single energy market on the island of Ireland and the UK’s participation in the EU internal energy market. This will be easier if we are in the EU ETS. The clean growth plan anticipates increases in electricity imports from Europe via interconnectors. This will be easier and fairer on UK generators if we are in the EU ETS.
  4. Feb 2017