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811.
by gibolt 8y ago
This actually isn't that unlikely
812.
by gibolt 8y ago
Reduced force
813.
by gibolt 8y ago
> graphene could increase (sensor) sensitivity by a factor of more than 30 A *factor of 30 would be unreal. Anything more than 2 in the real world would be amazing.
814.
by gibolt 8y ago
Without this basic availability, no companies that would build on top of it could even start. Hopefully this news triggers a wave of new investment built on hype with a few companies that actually succeed, enabling another platform for even
815.
by gibolt 8y ago
So the answer was yes?
816.
by gibolt 8y ago
Most of the high resolution imagery is from planes. Previous discussion on how Google Maps' Satellite View was almost named Bird Mode: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19235017
817.
by gibolt 8y ago
If I recall, they sold tons of stock before the leaks leaked.
818.
by gibolt 8y ago
They could potentially send a few test attempts with cargo-only or non-NASA missions to test.
819.
by gibolt 8y ago
Hopefully not significantly. Most damage occurs over the 80% mark, and it sounds like they have optimized the newer cells for this speed
820.
by gibolt 8y ago
There is a surface without a screen that will be the back in all layouts. Why wouldn't a pop-socket work?
821.
by gibolt 8y ago
I love being able to put my phone on a table and click the pen's button to get a group shot with everyone in it. Since this is so new, they had to trim all the fat to make the size reasonable. The Note variant in v2 or v3 should provid
822.
by gibolt 8y ago
Seems to do a consistent job making comparable sentences. Curious what tech is underneath the UI.
823.
by gibolt 8y ago
Scott Manley has some interesting tidbits, as always https://youtu.be/w2oFtu_KAbI
824.
by gibolt 8y ago
"Internet communicator"
825.
by gibolt 8y ago
I'm sure this is partially due to (lack of) scale and equal parts lack of competition.
826.
by gibolt 8y ago
As major !meat firms start scaling up, I hope it expands rapidly like the milk-alternative industry. Embrace the source. Exciting times
827.
by gibolt 8y ago
Until a single article describes the actual contents and there is massive public outcry about what corporations are hiding in our food
828.
by gibolt 8y ago
After watching the video, I feel like there should be software that gets regular updates of planetary surfaces and highlights drastic changes. Probably exists somewhere, but would be neat to see historical changes
829.
by gibolt 8y ago
Is access to it lockable? Would be useful for a taxi usecase
830.
by gibolt 8y ago
The difference here is that those parties are approximately the same every time, minus different people. Every room from every provider is different. While you can only go to one once, a metro area could have 100+ rooms. Quality varies, but
831.
by gibolt 8y ago
While this is generally true, imagine if Sears had honestly realized their competitors potential and tried to compete. They had the country covered in stores and could have easily cut shipping times down by shipping from the nearest one. Th
832.
by gibolt 8y ago
It's also how militaries buy airplanes in bulk
833.
by gibolt 8y ago
I have 10+ old phones from various manufacturers with various battery qualities. None have issues when used as a daily
834.
by gibolt 8y ago
The quality also comes nowhere close to a Tesla. While it makes a good commuter car, it is strictly not on the same playing field as a model 3, other than price and propulsion method.
835.
by gibolt 8y ago
No, I'm arguing that they have to sell a certain number, otherwise face stiff penalties in the U.S. and Europe. Discounting the car and taking a loss is better than paying the fine. On a positive note, it is a step in the right directi
836.
by gibolt 8y ago
*Could Even if people wanted to charge at dealerships, dealerships aren't incentivized to sell electric cars, much less charge them. The proof is that any Chevy dealer that sells the Bolt should have a public charger already, but I&#x2
837.
by gibolt 8y ago
Evidence? Most Model S and 3 owners I've heard prefer the ride of the 3.
838.
by gibolt 8y ago
It is over the life of shingles plus energy. That won't be true of the first few years of sales. As an upside, I think the comparison is with one roof replacement, which is supposed to be done every 8-20 years. Tesla tiles should last
839.
by gibolt 8y ago
Kona will only be available in a small number of U.S. states and global regions, in limited quantities. It is a compliance car, to reduce the emissions overall of the fleet they sell allowing them to sell more high profit ICE cars. They are
840.
by gibolt 8y ago
Tesla will produce close to 400k cars from one factory in 2019. It is now (relatively) easy for them to reproduce that with all their learnings in additional factories around the world. They also own an energy and solar branch of the compan

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