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by akouri 3y ago
I think you mean it will _gross_ Tesla $20. From my research, Tesla is (currently) not making much on energy delivered. That _will_ certainly change in the future though.
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by akouri 3y ago
The patents for the NACS connector were open sourced. We are utilizing that for our charger hub/connector. The communication and payment protocol is still proprietary.
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by akouri 3y ago
disagree. see my comment above
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by akouri 3y ago
Tap & Pay with a ccard still requires you to fiddle with a station and slows you down. If you are plugging in at home (which is our target market), the fewer interactions needed the better. Imagine every time you get home you need to ta
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by akouri 3y ago
Tap & Pay still requires you to fiddle with a station and slows you down. If you are plugging in at home (which is our target market), the fewer interactions needed the better. Imagine every time you get home you need to take your walle
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by akouri 3y ago
I am the founder of Starlight Charging[1]. We are working on crazy-low-cost L2 chargers for multifamily apartments. Plug-and-charge is a sine-qua-non for us. One still major unsolved problem is the lack of agreement on a standard for paymen
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by akouri 3y ago
This makes no sense. Already trading at 50x EBITDA on forecasted datacenter demand. How does this actually pan out? AWS, Microsoft, other large internet companies buy a bunch of GPUs to train models _one time_, or at best at an annual caden
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Ask HN: Why does 1Password seem to never open anymore?
3 points by akouri 4y ago|3 comments
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by akouri 5y ago
Can you explain how this works if you don't click any links?
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by akouri 5y ago
Yes, it is
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Ask HN: How do carriers throttle streaming to 480p resolution?
97 points by akouri 5y ago|119 comments
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Ask HN: What to do when beholden to AT&T's flawed sign-in state machine?
4 points by akouri 5y ago|3 comments
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by akouri 5y ago
scraper*
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by akouri 5y ago
I have a slight obsession with fixing things. I think it's just in my engineering blood. Beyond software and other little trinkets, I've also taken a penchant for old houses. I just bought an old home and the amount of simple thin
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by akouri 5y ago
Following up on my post from last week. [1] [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29363897
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Ask HN: Why is Docusign a $50B company?
321 points by akouri 5y ago|332 comments
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DoorDash Launches Autonomy Lab(doordash.news)
1 points by akouri 5y ago|0 comments
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by akouri 5y ago
E-bikes can be much faster than a Tesla in dense urban cities. The reason for this is that in places with dedicated bike lane infrastructure you can easily skirt city traffic.
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by akouri 5y ago
I am constantly getting flummoxed by the PARA system. It ends up taking me more time trying to figure out the nuanced rules on where to put something (Projects/Areas and Areas/Resources are the most persnickety ones) that I often
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by akouri 5y ago
Amazon support 10 years ago used to be amazing. They were truly a customer-first company. Today, Amazon support is probably worse than Comcast. They've been winning too long. I have starting curtailing purchases from Amazon, and orderi
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by akouri 5y ago
Sweet, thanks for the link to that discussion. Looks like they're handling it :)
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by akouri 5y ago
When you craft a push notification server-side, it contains the payload in plaintext. Now, that is probably encrypted in Apple-land, but my point is that the gov't probably has sunk its teeth into Apple already. So, yea signal's e
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by akouri 5y ago
What I don't understand about the whole Signal E2EE model is that while your messages themselves may be encrypted, they are still sending push notifications over Apple's servers, which have to go through APNS. Often the entire mes
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Ask HN: What are the privacy implications in signing up for CLEAR
10 points by akouri 5y ago|1 comments
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Facebook to buy $100M small business invoices owned by women and minorities(cnbc.com)
4 points by akouri 5y ago|5 comments
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by akouri 5y ago
It’s currently under investigation by their engineering team. Funny enough I took it to the apple store and two other people were in there with the same issue. They replaced my phone. I am guessing the update somehow fried the baseband chip
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PSA: Apple's 14.7.1 Software Update made my iPhone 12 Pro unusable
10 points by akouri 5y ago|3 comments
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by akouri 5y ago
Who will supply the capital to build housing in this world you propose?
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by akouri 5y ago
Nobody is talking about the performance implications to the photos and messages app. All these image hashes and private set intersection operations are going to eat CPU and battery life. This is the downside to upgrading your iOS version. O
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by akouri 5y ago
Needed this today, thank you.

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