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by Cshelton 10y ago
First, the Volt has a combustion engine. That does not qualify it as a comparison to a Tesla or a Chevy Bolt. Second, not sure where you are getting your numbers, but both the Model S has sold more than the leaf, add in the Model X, which i
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by Cshelton 10y ago
That's about 10%, and it's all heat. So to charge a 90kwh battery, you need roughly 99kwh of energy. Which for me, since it's charging in my garage, the excess heat is actually kind of nice as it will keep my garage slightly
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Except for a week later he ditched the Bolt and was back in his Tesla. He was just trying it out because he had a demo. He quickly found out that the Bolt is no comparison really and switched back to the Model S.
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Yup, we will have a world with many adapters. I don't think it'll be a big of a problem though. Also, Tesla has already done so much for any car manufacturer: - They have made all patents free to use by anyone. - Elon has stated
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Ahh, exactly. I think this kind of thing is quite dangerous. When people become afraid to say what they think and/or get berated when they do, it's a very dangerous climate. For any side. All of the sudden people start to believe
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by Cshelton 10y ago
My theory, many people are actually voting for Trump, for whatever reason it may be, but they will not tell others. Polls, friends, community, etc. It seems many communities, including SV, have tried to ostracize those with opposing viewpoi
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Not yet. I haven't even bothered as the current gen powerwall is pretty much not for sale... not many people actually got them. And also they are announcing PowerWall 2.0 this month. So we'll see what new features it'll bring
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Can confirm, Tesla Owner. I guess living in Texas as well, which has dirt cheap/free electricity. Yes, I have a plan that I pay $0.00/KwH between 8pm and 5am. I charge it during those hours.
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by Cshelton 10y ago
It's a tough problem. You need a lot of context data. Reddit is definitely a good set to train on.
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by Cshelton 10y ago
As a frequent Redditor, this AI is going to be very witty. They should limit it to top comments only, and for training, you might as well assume 90% of top comments are sarcastic/tongue in cheek. Or let a user dial the sarcasm/wit
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by Cshelton 10y ago
1) They are in a key management service (not AWS). Highly unlikely somebody will get both access to the keys and the data together. They are also rotated periodically. 2) Well lately, I'm not. The Apple/FBI case was somewhat assur
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by Cshelton 10y ago
So this is great however I have a very large concern. In a U.S. AWS data center, I am very confident (right now) that my encryption keys and encrypted data will never be given out to any governmental agency. Even with a warrant, they can no
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by Cshelton 10y ago
I'll be doing that soon! Care to share your code? or explain what exactly you're doing with it?
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by Cshelton 10y ago
As a huge Formula 1 fan, this would be very exciting! Pending Apple would keep McLaren in Formula 1. It would bring a huge amount of money to the sport along with another team that can compete at the R&D level of Mercedes and Ferrari.
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by Cshelton 10y ago
No. But it is misleading for media to report "autopilot" caused a crash when we don't know yet.
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by Cshelton 10y ago
I believe in ownership of assets that appreciate in value. I would not buy a home, as an occupant in that home, to make money (buying an investment property is completely different). In a way, a home is a savings account. You always need a
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by Cshelton 10y ago
This might be a cool concept for somebody who knows they will stay and want to rent out one place for at least 3 - 5 years. Even then, I'm not so sure. Because when renting, yes, you pay a premium, but if the house needs repairs, it&#x
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Wall Street doesn't like long term Capital Expenditures. They can only see to the next quarter. For proof, go look at railroad companies. Same thing. Everyone knows the railroads will have periods of very high CapEx, yet they still onl
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Oh no...benchmarks. Honestly, your decision to use any of the frameworks in the article should not be based on a benchmark. The frameworks here differ so much in how they work, the mental thought process you use in them, etc. What is the te
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by Cshelton 10y ago
To my knowledge, that is what Mint is doing. I'm curious how they handle two factor authentication?
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Yeah, basically banks don't want a public api because security concerns. So people get around it by logging into the user's bank and scraping. Which is much less secure than just providing a secure api to begin with... All good in
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by Cshelton 10y ago
The wealthy can afford to move their properties back/up a few feet.
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by Cshelton 10y ago
He still lives in Dallas. Which by the way is a far better option than Austin if you were to move to Texas.
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Hey startups going public: Investment banks are screwing you.
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by Cshelton 10y ago
We are more connected than ever before in the history of humans. We have technology to confirm one's identity across the communication mediums (peer checking, blockchain, etc.). Thinking of it like old style town halls are not what I m
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Yes, you're right, I basically called out everyone, and then included myself as the problem. Just highlighting the fact that very few people care anymore. It is hard to follow. Keeping track of city, state, and nation wide politics is
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by Cshelton 10y ago
I'm torn. On one side, I think every community should have the right to build whatever infrastructure they please. On the other, I agree that the FCC is a federal governmental organisation that should not have precedent over a State&#x
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by Cshelton 10y ago
Hah. Well in Dallas, AT&T rolls out their fastest Gigabit speed (and most expensive offering) to the poor communities first. Because city council and politics. Makes sense.... the poor people, right after shopping with their food stamps
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by Cshelton 10y ago
My connection point is about 1.5 miles away. I get about 4-6ms latency on my end device. That's going through my router, wireless access point, to my device. and it's also very consistent. It's not dealing with the million re
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by Cshelton 10y ago
This is not wireless like 4g/5g or any cellular company you think of. This is point to point wireless they are talking about. Which can transmit incredibly high speeds and bandwidth. Here's the idea, and is actually the current se

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