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   by floxy 2y ago

   Does anyone know if Clickspring ever finished making a copy of the mechanism? Seems like the last update was from ~2 years ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ML4tw_UzqZE https://www.youtube.com/@Clickspri
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   by floxy 2y ago

   They should just copy whatever reddit is doing. Even the official onion site seems non-functional lately.
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   by floxy 2y ago

   The vehicle already has the inverter, using the same active rectifier hardware in the on-board charger. People want to have electricity when they are at home. And they are home a lot of the time. So I agree that it is a very niche case t
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   by floxy 2y ago

   I was thinking that elderly passengers could be one use-case where robotaxis catch on. Although I guess you'd still be poor in this circumstance, since otherwise you could just own a self-driving car. Or have the self-driving car fro
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   by floxy 2y ago

   Ah. I think lots of other people would like to keep their refrigerator and freezer and appliances running in the event of multi-day power outages when they are at home, even when it is not freezing (like in Florida, for example).
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   by floxy 2y ago

   Natural disasters that cut power (like hurricanes)? https://electrek.co/2022/11/08/electric-vehicles-provide-bac...
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   by floxy 2y ago

   I know essentially nothing about machine learning, nor about what approaches to ML that Tesla or Waymo are using. Is there a Metcalfe-type effect possible here? Where the better FSD becomes, the more people use it, finding more edge-cases
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   by floxy 2y ago

   I've been pretty skeptical that Tesla should be valued more than all other automakers combined. I always figured that Toyota could just turn on their manufacturing prowess to make EVs, and start cranking them out. But this is looking
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   by floxy 2y ago

   I'm not up to speed on the area of autonomous driving at all. Does anyone know if Tesla is basing its next moves off just what the cameras see at the current moment that gets fed into the model? Or is there also a "mapped"
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    by floxy 2y ago

    I'm not seeing that trend in this data: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/TOTALSA ...maybe you are meaning something more specific?
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    by floxy 2y ago

    Or is it that cars are now so expensive that you don't want appear to be showing off and so choose white and black cars that don't turn heads? Anti-conspicuous consumption? >pastel colors https://duckduckgo.com/
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    by floxy 2y ago

    I think there are some missing words or phrases here. Was this the restoration of a mural in an old chapel?
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    by floxy 2y ago

    https://www.cdc.gov/reproductive-health/teen-pregnancy/index...
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    by floxy 2y ago

    >The only Chevy EV choices are the $42k Equinox, The LT trim of the 2025 Equinox EV is under $35,000 MSRP. Which puts it at under $27,500 with the $7,500 Federal Tax Credit. https://www.chevrolet.com/electric/equino
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    by floxy 2y ago

    OT, but does anyone have updates on potential for antihelium detection on the AMS aboard the ISS? Seems like they have a handful of detections, but aren't quite statistically good enough to be conclusive? https://en.wikiped
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    by floxy 2y ago

    Galaxy Collision Simulation https://svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/10687
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    by floxy 2y ago

    >Expectations for replacement costs in 2026-2027 are around $40/kWh ...is that for refurbished packs? Source? >$3000 for replacing the typical Tesla battery. ...anyone know how much labor is involved in swapping out a Tesla batt
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    by floxy 2y ago

    There are still in the neighborhood of 190,000 Leafs in the U.S.
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    by floxy 2y ago

    Tesla is rolling out stations with longer cables. Supposedly, there will be more long cable V4 supercharging stations than the older short cable version in 18 months. https://insideevs.com/news/742106/tesla-superc
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    by floxy 2y ago

    Why should we be mad at plug-and-charge? Because it is different? What is the downside?
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    by floxy 2y ago

    https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=pastWeek&page=0&prefix=fal...
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    by floxy 2y ago

    Eventually. Plenty of non-NACS cars on the road today.
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    by floxy 2y ago

    That sounds great! From the *.gov site [0], it seems like testing will begin in 2025. I just wonder how long it will take to actually roll out to charging station and vehicles? Will this be for CCS, NACS, and J1772? CHAdeMO? [0] http
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    by floxy 2y ago

    Nice.
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    by floxy 2y ago

    Weren't the majority of the reservation for the $40,000 version? Which with inflation, is unlikely to ever see the light of day?
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    by floxy 2y ago

    Date for when you think the Ioniq 5 will surpass Cybertruck deliveries? Q3 of 2025? (to give some time for the 2025 Ioniq 5s to spool up production at the new plant in Georgia)? Sooner?
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    by floxy 2y ago

    Sounds like you are making a Q4-2024 guess. Any thoughts on which vehicle might surpass it? Honda Prologue? Chevrolet Equinox EV? Ford Mach-E? Hyundai Ioniq 5?
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    by floxy 2y ago

    >Can’t vouch for the veracity of this That's a pretty big indicator of gossip.
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    by floxy 2y ago

    Anyone have a guess as to when another company's EV surpasses Cybertruck sales? Apparently it is the 3rd best selling EV in the U.S. behind the Tesla Model Y and Model 3. https://insideevs.com/news/737158/us-
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    by floxy 2y ago

    What it the main difference between controlling, regulating, and processing emotions?