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goshx
6y ago
Thank you. It is silly to convert everything to USD, unless the list is built to know how much who earns their salary in USD would pay in those countries.
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goshx
6y ago
You didn't know about the controls before purchasing it?
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goshx
6y ago
This was discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24025100
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goshx
6y ago
Which version is your Model 3?
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goshx
6y ago
Shocker: they do.
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goshx
6y ago
Ok, but this is still about one single case. It’s like people who have no experience with Tesla vehicles hate the company for whatever reason and are looking for validation of their judgement.
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goshx
6y ago
Let’s pretend nobody has ever crashed their non-Tesla vehicles while distracted with controls. Wake me up when this becomes actual news and not a single anecdote.
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goshx
6y ago
Yes. I have him blocked everywhere. Once he milked the Tesla community for free Roadsters he started to act like a douche.
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goshx
6y ago
Worse driving performance when compared to the model 3. Better performance than most competitors in the same category. You can get 3.5s in 0-60 with the performance version.
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goshx
6y ago
This has been happening for many years already.
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goshx
6y ago
Billions of miles of actual data from real world scenarios. I am talking about the data they collect from the cameras and sensors, not how their system works or what level it is. The data from real world is far more important than simulatio
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goshx
6y ago
Tesla is doing exactly that.
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goshx
6y ago
Having more data on the nuanced problems than any of the competitors is Tesla's most significant advantage, IMHO.
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goshx
6y ago
To me, it seems someone from Zoox wrote the article. There are many tech and non-tech press which didn't believe in anything posted on the "master plans" published by Tesla, and they are still in denial. Meanwhile, Tesla has
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6y ago
> Zoox has been by far the most ambitious self-driving tech company as it's been working on developing a fully integrated vehicle, not just the core autonomous technology. > Zoox planned from the beginning to develop the technolo
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goshx
6y ago
I'm not sure what all of this has to do with the touch screen conversation, but I feel you. It will all be solved with software updates eventually if enough people send formal complaints.
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goshx
6y ago
There is no way for it to be more relevant than it is. I am telling you that what you don't like in your car, I think that Tesla got it right. How is that not relevant? What kind of response are you expecting?
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6y ago
Yes. The buttons on the touch interface don't change positions either, but I understand your point. Anecdotally, I've been driving a Model 3 for two years now and I have zero problems with the touch interface.
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goshx
6y ago
I disagree that it "has nothing to do with what [you] stated", as the user experience also influences demand, and I still think Tesla got it right with the touch screen available for passengers to change the volume and the tactile
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goshx
6y ago
One of the issues with those automakers is that their interfaces are in general unresponsive and slow. The one in my BMW sucked. The Jaguar I-PACE is very slow as well. Tesla got this right with both the touch screen and the physical button
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goshx
6y ago
Do you have a source about the said "consensus"? It sounds more like resistance to change than an actual rationale. You have always had the need to look at the buttons, like reaching out to the radio. From my experience, the major
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NASA, SpaceX to Launch First Astronauts to Space Station from U.S. Since 2011
(nasa.gov)
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My point still stands. None of that prevented the post from reaching the front page and bringing a lot of good insights. This is a good reminder that we, as humans, sometimes focus on irrelevant things.
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6y ago
I love how your points make sense and seem reasonable at the same time that they were completely irrelevant to attract the right audience and feedback from the community. A foreigner does not need a perfect English (or English at all) to cr
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May 27, at 4:33PM EDT.
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NASA, SpaceX to Launch First Astronauts to ISS from U.S. Since 2011
(nasa.gov)
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6y ago
Suz is a great streamer as well: https://twitch.tv/noopkat
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Dlv.isc.org DNSSEC expired – potential impact to resolvers?
(mail-archive.com)
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I don’t know how long ago you’ve tried it, but that was pretty much my experience as well. However, in my case we are talking late 90’s. Things have changed a lot since then.
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7y ago
For programming, start by having a project. Think about something you’d like to build and focus on one thing at a time. This will guide your research. For Unix, install linux on your computer and use it daily. You’ll be forced to learn.
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