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by chris222 3y ago
I’m not so sure with overprovisioning, batteries and controllable load. Also pumped hydro and other gravity batteries. We barely have any storage on the grid right now.
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by chris222 3y ago
For whatever reason both solar and heat pumps are insanely cheap in Australia vs America. It’s mostly in the labor part for some reason. This comes up all the time in the solar subreddit where Americans are routinely quoted at $4.00+ per wa
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by chris222 3y ago
I’d rather an article talk about how panasonic cells achieved 20% more density over 5 years at volume production. Much more impressive. https://electrek.co/2020/07/30/tesla-batteries-energy-densit...
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by chris222 3y ago
I think they can solve for more RAM pretty easily with the M3. Apple silicon is pretty dedicated to having the GPU cores integrated with shared memory though so I don’t see them offering graphics card options. An M3 extreme which is 2 or ev
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by chris222 3y ago
Yes, that was edisons original system.
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by chris222 3y ago
Yes, this is called clipping and it’s not a bad thing. Most areas don’t have perfect peak sunlight for very long at all.
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by chris222 3y ago
And bots/autonomy.
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by chris222 3y ago
Sheetz, Wawa and Royal Farms all already have Tesla chargers. Wawa has a location in Virginia with no gas pumps but Tesla chargers. So yes they are already planning for this future.
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by chris222 3y ago
Yah this is where people get stuck in their way of thinking about current technology limitations. Really fast <10m charge times are only about 5 years away which means people will use DC fast chargers like gas stations.
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by chris222 3y ago
Disagree. 80 hour weeks is not sustainable so if you are basing your startup success on that than you are doomed.
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by chris222 3y ago
Isn’t his opinion basically irrelevant since he is someone like Musk that has zero concept of WLB.
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by chris222 3y ago
It’s not trivial at all. Do you work in the space at all?
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by chris222 3y ago
You could probably get away with a Tesla no matter where you live in the U.S. If you don’t like Teslas a PHEV makes a lot of sense. You will charge for most daily driving but still have the ability to road trip. CCS charging networks are no
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by chris222 3y ago
The Equinox EV will be built in Mexico.
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by chris222 3y ago
No bullpen seating is clearly the best choice for people doing focus work. /s
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by chris222 3y ago
The benefits are so obvious it is amazing these “tech geniuses” are so behind the times.
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by chris222 3y ago
4 day work week as standard is the next trend. And they will fight it equally despite the amazing mental and physical health benefits.
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by chris222 3y ago
OpenAI is the one pushing all the other companies to be irresponsible and rush their products to market. I don’t get it.
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by chris222 3y ago
You can be remote and also meet in person. You make zero sense.
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by chris222 3y ago
False. Sounds like you have no idea how to run remote teams.
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by chris222 3y ago
It works for early stage startups too. Just not the frat house kind that is all he knows and has foisted on the world.
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by chris222 3y ago
100% agree.
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by chris222 3y ago
Physical office real estate is a major liability in 2023. All of this noise is about people not accepting that fact.
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by chris222 3y ago
Heavily disagree and I run remote teams.
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by chris222 3y ago
This take really makes no sense at all. Even if you argue that all Elon did is start SpaceX and provide the initial funding (which is undeniable) than you would still have to agree he has been wildly successful as a business person. People
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by chris222 4y ago
M2 is kind of a stop gap. I decided to wait for the M3 macbook air to replace my 2015 macbook pro.
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by chris222 4y ago
At least for those other use cases the emissions are much less.
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by chris222 4y ago
Same! Please do not change it!
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by chris222 4y ago
Actually they are having huge quality problems with their first BEV. https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a40827514/toyota-bz4x-whee...
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by chris222 4y ago
This was true several years ago but if you look now there are hundreds of GWh of cell plants coming online over the next 3 years. Toyota is very late here and won’t be able to produce dedicated BEVs at scale until 2026+. Competitors will al

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