brandonagr2

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by brandonagr2 3y ago
Did you just link to a north america only and a two year old article to try and refute the statement that Model Y was the most popular vehicle model in the world last year? "Topping the charts in Europe and China enabled the Model Y to
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
Why do you say there is a lack of moderation? https://blog.twitter.com/en_us/topics/company/2023/maintaini...
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
That is not what Musk asserts, while it's an aspirational goal, he has always said twitter is limited by laws of the government they operate in.
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
What are you talking about, Tesla doesn't ship any autonomous features. Driver assist features do not make a car autonomous. Tesla has always plainly said you must monitor the car at all times autopilot is engaged, the exact same way t
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
Where are you going that your destination doesn't have electricity?
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
Where do you get "and not get fired" from? You seem to be just inventing your own definition and falsely attributing it to Musk. Not being banned from a platform for a legal post that might be unpopular is not at all the same as n
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Tesla response to misleading Reuters suspension article(twitter.com)
2 points by brandonagr2 3y ago|3 comments
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
Have you driven a car without stalks? A yoke with turn signal buttons is better than stalks, I don't have to move my hand to signal
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
Did you not know that the Model S and X had new body, interior, mechanicals just a couple years ago? Making it the quickest production car ever made. How is that ancient history?
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
How is this report a reliability index? If you service your car often because it needs constant maintenance (oil changes), the safety inspection won't find minor issues to complain about
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
My car drove itself to work this morning, were you trying to be sarcastic?
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
Heavy emphasis on maybe, do you think legacy telecoms have a history of actually delivering on rural broadband deployment promises?
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
It is a regular OTA update. Negligent drivers have killed people, not autopilot capabilities. Take the example in the recent Washington Post article where a driver ran through a stop sign at a T intersection, left the road, and killed a bys
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
What were you unable to figure out? To navigate you tap the large NAVIGATE text box and enter a destination.
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
Maybe you missed them, but there are actually physical buttons in a Tesla, I use the tactile physical buttons constantly, the scroll wheels to control volume / audio and cruise. The other common buttons are turn signals which are under
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
My car updates every month over the air, so the firmware and apps are never outdated (at least within the life of my ownership of the car, which will be less than 6 years probably)
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
The infotainment screen in my Tesla is great. Just the other day I had to drive a relatives car and used google maps navigation on my phone, I was amazed at how subpar google maps navigation is compared to tesla (lacking ability to quickly
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
It does drive itself, while a human driver supervises and is responsible for the safe operation of the vehicle. When in autopilot does the car control the steering and acceleration? How can you describe that as anything other than the car d
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
It's absolutely so insane that regulators would allow a vehicle with more advanced cruise control be used on public roads when previously there were never any crashes or injuries. Weren't things so much better before Tesla came al
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
What here causes you to say that Autopilot doesn't behave as advertised? It does exactly what it says it will do, steer and brake the car while a human driver supervises and is responsible for the operation of the car. https:/&#x
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
Doing it first is innovative
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
Related to the weight of signal wires, Cybertruck also moved to using ethernet instead of traditional canbus, which significantly decreased the complexity of that harness
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
https://techcrunch.com/2023/11/27/sweden-sides-with-tesla-sa... "Norrköping district court said the agency must find a way to get the plates to Tesla within seven days or pay a fine of 1 million Swedish
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
https://techcrunch.com/2023/11/27/sweden-sides-with-tesla-sa... "Norrköping district court said the agency must find a way to get the plates to Tesla within seven days or pay a fine of 1 million Swedish
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
Was it a mistake? They already won a preliminary injuction that the government must let them pick up the license plates https://techcrunch.com/2023/11/27/sweden-sides-with-tesla-sa...
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
While shamefully chucking RS-25s into the ocean
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
30 deluge events, since each launch would likely require 1 or 2 static fires, thats more like 10-15 launches per year, which is already higher than the FAA allowed 5 launches per year they are currently authorized for
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
Accelerating the transition to sustainable energy and expanding access to space is damaging to society how exactly?
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
At first SpaceX will privately fund it using profits from Starlink
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by brandonagr2 3y ago
The question is how many thousands of tons it will lift into orbit before being taken out of service.

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