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by bobsil1 7y ago
S is a different body size entirely, and Model 3 has some more advanced tech (e.g. more power-efficient) until S refreshed. 3 is actually cannibalizing S sales.
152.
by bobsil1 7y ago
Acura LKAS ≠ autosteer. LKAS turns itself off after 15-45 secs. The question was genuine, not dismissive, as I haven't heard of many autosteer systems in production cars. There are a handful AFAIK.
153.
by bobsil1 7y ago
Tesla's clearly an internals/advance core tech co vs. a design/polish co., because of Elon's personality (like most entrepreneurs), and so still attracts earlier adopters.
154.
by bobsil1 7y ago
Feels different: instant response, linear torque curve all the way to the top. In a Model 3 Performance, unending gobs of power. No vibration, no heartbeat, just effortless electromagnetic whoosh. To me the sound and vibration detract from
155.
by bobsil1 7y ago
No throttle lag, way more torque, quiet, silent, no loss of range and no CO2 while sitting in traffic jam… ICE just feels intolerable after.
156.
by bobsil1 7y ago
Is your phone 15"?
157.
by bobsil1 7y ago
Er, the entire autopilot sensor and NN stack…
158.
by bobsil1 7y ago
It's the usual effect: you mostly get 5 stars and 1 stars. Broad middle not motivated to post.
159.
by bobsil1 7y ago
Since it opens up a whole new differentiation front, they'd be remiss not to. No one else has broad apps or consistent OTA updates.
160.
by bobsil1 7y ago
The powertrain is more powerful and more efficient than any other in its class. A lot of people don't care about paint or trivial fit 'n finish stuff.
161.
by bobsil1 7y ago
Teslas are the first software-centric EV, with the most advanced autopilot. No one is even really trying.
162.
by bobsil1 7y ago
Does it steer and lane center in general, besides when you drift out of lane?
163.
by bobsil1 7y ago
Butterfield needs to fail at an enterprise app so his side game blows up.
164.
by bobsil1 7y ago
Delhi metro is fantastic — new, modern, floor-through, nicer than NYC’s/London’s.
165.
by bobsil1 7y ago
>I suspect that most countries would try to intercept the communications of an opposition candidate that was openly backed by a foreign power We still haven't seen the Trump-Russia/KSA/UAE intercepts…
166.
by bobsil1 7y ago
It was also reported that Zuck was insecure about IG founder Systrom getting press.
167.
by bobsil1 7y ago
>The President can… prevent it from being prosecuted in the first place No.
168.
by bobsil1 7y ago
Fair is probably less than credit card co’s for base payment functionality, i.e. < 2.5%, plus some for editorial, autoupdates, decent admin UI, review.
169.
by bobsil1 7y ago
Unidentified fakes
170.
by bobsil1 7y ago
We don't shoot lasers out of our eyes either.
171.
by bobsil1 7y ago
Just waits for when you look at camera and grabs that texture.
172.
by bobsil1 7y ago
Before/after images: https://twitter.com/WSig/status/1146146914985009154
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How iOS 13 redraws your eyes so you're looking at the camera(twitter.com)
275 points by bobsil1 7y ago|116 comments
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by bobsil1 7y ago
Yes, they compare predicted AP action with driver action.
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by bobsil1 7y ago
The Turtle Moves
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by bobsil1 7y ago
They first deployed APFS in shadow mode, like Tesla does with autopilot testing.
177.
by bobsil1 7y ago
Windows Everywhere was a bad slogan, bred tunnel vision.
178.
by bobsil1 7y ago
Yup, it was going to be an embedded, first-party personal organizer.
179.
by bobsil1 7y ago
>beta testing autonomous cars on public roads Auto-steer is just one step above radar cruise control, which is also semi-autonomous and hugely buggy. Shipping cars come with radar cruise which suddenly turns off below 25 mph, presumably
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Millionaire hacker gets 9 years in death of man building nuclear bunker tunnels(baltimoresun.com)
124 points by bobsil1 7y ago|100 comments

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