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dzhiurgis
8d ago
Does BYD export such EVs yet? The quickest charging ones you can get in NZ right now are 220kW and most are 110-150kW - https://evdb.nz/evs?make=BYD&dcCharging=100–200&mega=true Same in Australia - https:/
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dzhiurgis
9d ago
At this point - does it even matter? AI photos are indistinguishable.
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9d ago
I want a Japanese woodprint inspired colour dashboard for my Home Assistant. I don't need it at all, but I want it so badly. Some sketches I did with chatgpt look amazing. Colour e-ink are kinda small tho. Something like samsung frame
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10d ago
If this admin is serious about AI growth they’d make anti-scrapping illegal.
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11d ago
If it uses local models, why I need to join waitlist?
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11d ago
OK you got 4 years of tenure to rebase economy on something else. First step - you'll need copper so we can have enough generators, power for DCs, EVs, etc. Current world capacity 23 million tones per year and supplies are shaky due to
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11d ago
A220 always such a bliss. I took flight with them 3 months ago. It was 2x cost of competing airport (Amsterdam vs Eindhoven IIRC), but plane was like 30% filled. Starlink on it was amazing tho. 750mbps download IIRC. It’s nuts not every air
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11d ago
Generally you wanna wait for 27.2 I’m on a same boat Should probably do clean install at this point - M1 still good enough and new laptops cost a fortune.
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13d ago
How about sleep? Ideal temperature is 18C.
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15d ago
POV: you know nothing about how energy market works. Not only disappointing such comments exist on HN, but to be at top is depressing.
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15d ago
Yes an edge case on top of an edge case. It will never going to work!
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15d ago
> Other countries are catching up Are they? Rocket Lab is near me, I know a lot of people working there. They haven't flown Neutron rocket yet. Meanwhile SpaceX is already planning to sunset Falcon 9 which is same scale as Neutron.
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15d ago
300kwh per month, not exactly enormous consumer. EV uses more.
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15d ago
That's insanely little power use. Small flat and single person I guess? I have 24 imperfectly placed panels and live around Auckland, New Zealand, modest house, 5kWH battery too. They theoretically provide well over my needs in summer,
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15d ago
These cars likely come with lithium battery for low voltage. They will most likely outlast car itself.
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15d ago
> Even someone with a Flipper Zero could likely get into the thing and fling it around like a giant R/C toy. That's the dumbest take I've read on HN in a while.
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15d ago
This can be done on robotaxi too - there's virtual joystick you can use on screen.
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15d ago
AirDrop is so finicky and you need to not to forget select option that doesn’t compress photos.
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15d ago
My guess Phillipines has much less seasonal variability for solar, which makes it feasible to live almost off grid? Balcony solar is mostly a token. Maybe only enough to run your electronics. I'm sure Germans are frivolous with their p
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16d ago
I just don't understand why they wouldn't enable something p2p. We have handoff, screen mirroring, etc, but simple photo sync is impossible scientifically.
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16d ago
I don't. Railways are failing around the world, including freight.
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16d ago
What about whataboutism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
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16d ago
Building roads for buses are _few orders of magnitude more_ expensive than roads for cars only. Unfortunately we still have trucking, but it's starting to feel we should build separate roads for them and for special cases only allow mu
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16d ago
Roads designed for buses (and trucks) also cost many orders of magnitude more than ones build for cars only. If you account for that, cost per passenger mile on fully loaded electric bus is more than uber chauffeur.
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16d ago
I wonder how much of drunk driving crashes are because driver turns into speeding asshole vs dozing off. You wouldn't be able to force them to use FSD, especially in a fun car like Tesla. Maybe if it derated itself if it detects errati
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16d ago
80% of the data (for fatalities per km) in that table is missing
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16d ago
There's probably some sort of bias here when you observe someone else driving - it's like that joke - if someone drives slower than you - just curl up and die already boomer, and if they are driving faster than you - what an absol
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16d ago
Images that sync to mac photos app instantly via wifi rather than half day via icloud.
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17d ago
Tesla did something sneaky just few days ago. They added crash avoidance even when FSD is not enabled, but purchased. So in future if they add pay-per-mile option (great for road trips) you'll likely still keep paying for monthly since
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19d ago
Lets first have actual problem instead of trying to stop data center buildout or squatting on data. Let’s build abundance first and solve inequality later. Instead people are keen to prevent abundance and keep everyone level by keeping ever
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