DanCarvajal

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by DanCarvajal 5y ago
I own a former racing Greyhound and it took forever to get rid of our boy's hookworms. Annoyingly, as soon as they were gone he got a new round of worms from the rather terrible grounds of the apartment complex we lived in at the time.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
YF-23 is 30 years old and still looks futuristic.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
No I see where the confusion is, you think Electrek and Fred Lambert is anything other than propaganda unit for Tesla PR. Well at this point I can't help you.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
Neither of these things are true, they're at best modified off the shelf cells. They don't make cells at Fremont, at best the pack them into packs. There's no regulatory filings for cell production at Fremont. The whole argum
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
No and no, the don't produce cells in Fremont at best they pack cells into packs. Given there's no plant in Texas there's nothing concrete to substantiate your claims. Extraordinary claims require extraordinarily evidence.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
Nonsense. Tesla doesn't even make batteries, they pay Panasonic to make their batteries with some Chinese batteries on the side.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
They're actually building another tent to make cars in right now. Not sure it's an upgrade but it's something.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
Let's be clear we're mostly talking about, Fiat is the company buying tons of Tesla credits. This might be better for everyone all around. Would you want a Fiat EV?
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
> “Regulatory credits” are getting paid for making electric cars other automakers won’t make. The problem long term is that's basically not the case anymore aside from FCA.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
We just bought out first house, it's a super basic 1930s "Traditional Minimal". Funny enough this home is actually the youngest of the twenty or so homes we looked at. We only passed on some 1880s homes because of location is
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
Gotta love them short term gains.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
> Activist investors Elliott Management Corp and Starboard Value had been pushing eBay Well there's your problem.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
Surely Uber will be profitable with this addition.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
I have a growing suspicion that car futurism deep down is just about distracting people from thinking about public transit.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
No I think it's clear I'm talking about allocation, I.E. if they didn't have those engineers wasting time on Pocket, they could have been assigned to work on the engine team.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
Because at the same time they've struggled to move past the Gecko engine and create a product that can reasonable keep up with Google Chrome. It was the wrong choice made at the worst time, wasting time and resources.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
Always the first thing I turn of on a new install of Firefox.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
Why would I want content recommendations from my browser, especially Firefox? It's an utterly bizarre feature to ad. It didn't make sense for Google to have done it but it especially didn't make sense for Mozilla to play the
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
I see their still pushing Pocket recommendations, I still find that choice baffling.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
Ten years ago I met him once as a libertarian/free-market conference, he was there with his kids. He seemed like an adorable father at the time. Wow can people change.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
At the very least the sample size of cities they use is 12, which seems insufficient. The mention they they are diverse selection but half the cities on the list are in desert or near desert climates, where water scarcity comes into play. I
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
All of this looked like a sub par Behance or Dribbble portfolio.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
> The first of these was announced just last week when the Chinese battery-maker that supplies most of the major car makers, including Tesla, revealed it had produced the first "million mile battery". > Contemporary Amperex
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
I remember really liking Mailbox and I never understood why the acquired it only to shut it down. Sure there are acqui-hires but Mailbox actually seemed like it would be a good component to have in the Dropbox suite.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
But it's Autopilot, the car should auto pilot itself.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
Also in SL, if they could replace the Banjo billboards that'd be great.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
Might want to look at Capture1 at this point.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
/r/portland is definitely a challenging place to moderate. Frankly I've never seen a local city sub quite like that one.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
To be clear China built Tesla a factory in a year, it is a big difference.
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by DanCarvajal 6y ago
Honesty would cash their house of cards, can't have that.

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