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tom
https://cdn2.nuegia.net/fefa3283-4af4-4a89-92ae-b039fe66cca3/screenshot_182.png

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tom
Does anybody know why this just happened? This is highly concerning.
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jjj333_p [pain.agency]
a/c being turned on in the evenings to cool off the summer heat
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jjj333_p [pain.agency]
thats the guess id wager
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tom
15 Gigawatts of energy demand doesn't just instantly drop off from the grid
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jjj333_p [pain.agency]
as someone who lives in an area that practically doesnt have seasons
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tom
all at ounce
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jjj333_p [pain.agency]
> 15 Gigawatts of energy demand doesn't just instantly drop off from the grid looks like it declines from like 7pm 4am and then slowly builds up again to me ↺
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jjj333_p [pain.agency]
> 15 Gigawatts of energy demand doesn't just instantly drop off from the grid major power outage? ↺
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tom
It didn't deline. The graph just did a vertical line from 51000 megawatts to 36000 megawatts
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jjj333_p [pain.agency]
like if a line went down that knocked out a huge area? i dont know how common that is in the mainland
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jjj333_p [pain.agency]
i think i thought the bit at the end was just a graphing error
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tom
I'm only seeing around 300 people lost in seattle and a another 300 in oregon
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jjj333_p [pain.agency]
> like if a line went down that knocked out a huge area? i dont know how common that is in the mainland here its very common for a line going down to poweroutage half an island ↺
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jjj333_p [pain.agency]
so i dont know how that translates
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jjj333_p [pain.agency]
but it feels like that kinda outage
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tom
15 gigawatts.
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tom
That's a massive amount to lose
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tom
instantly
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diane
A totally uninformed guess, maybe someone turned off a couple of AI data centers.
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ri
It would be hilarious if that's actually the case
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tom
An incredibly negligent thing to do.