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6y ago
That's actually pretty cool and I didn't know that other manufacturers had gotten to the point where it's actually useful. Though I prefer the Tesla all-in-one solution I do appreciate that there are third party apps that pr
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Tesla introduces Supercharging discount at night in California
(electrek.co)
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6y ago
Agreed! My personal bias against a system depends on if it failed at it's primary purpose or not. I've had a lot of things fail in a lot of ways and I'm generally pretty forgiving, but there are some things that are just i
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6y ago
Yes, there are logs of CCS charging sites but IMHO the whole Tesla charging environment is miles ahead of any of the others. To charge while I'm on the road, I just ask my car for the nearest charging location. It pulls up a map with
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6y ago
I'm really looking forward to some competition for Tesla. I don't think I'm ready to purchase or even recommend a Mach-E but at least you can go to a dealer and drive one. That's much better than most other BEV cars th
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6y ago
I agree. I really have no need for FSD, my Model Y is a fantastic car on it's own. In fact, I'm 100% positive I will never purchase a ICE automobile ever again. If FSD becomes a subscription service in the future, I might try i
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6y ago
I bought a Model Y without FSD back in August and I really, really like (love?) the car. Almost everything about it is forward looking/thinking and the only thing I would really change is the front hood latch. I've been thinking
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6y ago
Yes, and it really hit home with me. As a cloud engineer and someone who really likes AWS, that article made me take a step back and think. I'm not saying I'm ditching AWS tomorrow, but it's really the first time I've
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6y ago
This really hits home for me. I'm a full time, all-in "Cloud Engineer" that uses AWS almost exclusively and it's the first time I've ever had a serious doubt about my future with this technology. I really like @Q
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6y ago
Correct. The main VW EN website (www.vw.com) looks like it's changed over completely to using the new name.
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6y ago
Their ID.4 website[0] has copy that uses Voltswagen liberally. [0] https://www.vw.com/en/models/id-4.html
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6y ago
It would have been interesting if GitHub had purchased Keybase instead of Zoom. I'm still a bit bitter over that sell out.
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6y ago
It would really be handy to have some more videos showing the use of the product. I can't really grasp how it works from the small GIFs on the home page.
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6y ago
This was my question and suggestion to the Kitemaker team. My team wanted to use Clubhouse.io but they weren't HIPAA compliant and wouldn't sign a BAA with us. Apparently, there are very few apps in this space that will do so. I
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6y ago
I think this has much more to do with EV's in general than Tesla specifically. My state (KY) is one of the states that limit direct-to-consumer auto sales and I had to purchase my Model Y in Ohio. I would love to support my local com
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Bridgeport BMW dealer decries state's 'Tesla Bill'
(westfaironline.com)
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6y ago
>Hardly super visionary :-) I don't know about that. Red Barchetta was written in 1981 and that law didn't arrive until 1992. 10 years seems pretty visionary to me. :)
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6y ago
In a related note I think the space for EV battery repair/reconditioning is going to be huge. All those present and future cars on the road are going to need their battery packs fixed in the future and the manufacturers are not set up
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6y ago
The thing that concerns me about the FB Pixel (and GTM) is that the host is completely free to do anything and everything to the page. Even if they don't do anything "evil" today, tomorrow is a different story completely. T
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It looks like Cricut rolled back their expectations a bit after some feedback from the maker community[0]. Two days later, they completely abandoned the whole idea of limiting prints[1]. At least for now. [0] https://inspiratio
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6y ago
I knew I was unsteady about Microsoft acquiring Github (and LinkedIn, etc.) but I couldn't quite put my finger on it. This article informs that feeling quite a bit. It's becoming more apparent to me that Microsoft is working beh
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The Future of Cloud Is Microsoft's to Lose
(lastweekinaws.com)
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I think there is still a question of who's responsible. If I have an accident in my non-automated Honda Accord, who's responsible? It could be the car manufacturer, if the front wheel falls off because of a manufacturing defect.
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6y ago
It's turtles all the way down!
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6y ago
Yea, I wasn't seeing the "Send" feature on my Firefox extension either, but forcing an update did the trick. It looks like some of the other distribution channels are a bit behind still. The macOS App Store version has not
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6y ago
Kings of Leon dropped a new album last week as an NFT and it's grossed $2 million in sales! I usually try to keep up with music and technology but this kinda blows my mind. Should I start creating things (anything!) and sell it as an
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Music NFTs Have Gone Mainstream. Who's In?
(rollingstone.com)
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> AWS is surprisingly good at not dropping services or creating long-term deprecation plans. Case in point; AWS SimpleDB. SimpleDB hasn't been available on the AWS console for years (since 2015?) but is still accessible through the
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This is a great article about certification testing and why it might not be a great idea. He points out that certs generally test for the previous methods and processes and fail to account for evolution of them. I completely agree with hi
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Corey Quinn’s AWS Beta Certification Exam Report
(lastweekinaws.com)
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