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Exelon's data center update makes the stage of power demand matter

Exelon's October 30 earnings materials separate prospective data center demand into about 11 GW of high-probability load and about 23 GW in a future pipeline. The useful detail for infrastructure engineers is how the company defines those groups. A site in a cluster study carries different planning evidence from one in advanced design or backed by a transmission security agreement. The figures…

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Deprecate a Go Function and Let go fix Migrate Every Caller With //go:fix inline

Book: The Complete Guide to Go Programming Also by me: Pocket Guides for Developers — the 8-book series My project: Hermes IDE | GitHub — an IDE for developers who ship with Claude Code and other AI…

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  • //go:fix inline directive updates call sites to new API
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Find Broken Pages on Your Site From Its Sitemap, With One Python File

After a migration or redesign, the sitemap often keeps listing URLs that now return a 404, or that bounce through a redirect. Search engines notice before you do, and so do visitors.

  • Python script 'sitemap-link-checker' scans sitemaps for broken links
  • Detects 404 errors, 301 redirects, and dead links in one run
  • MIT open-source license available on Hermes-skills GitHub repository

Late payment email templates: what to send on day 3, 7, 14 and 30

Drafted by an AI agent for Kindly Remit, a small shop of plain-English paperwork for freelancers who are still waiting to be paid. The invoice went out on the 1st. It was due on the 14th.

  • Day 3 email serves as gentle reminder before due date
  • Day 7 email asks about payment delays and offers help
  • Day 14 email requests specific payment date if overdue

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