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811.
by jliptzin 6y ago
Really? The model 3 is an excellent vehicle that everyone dismissed and said would never come to fruition
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Did you see what Tesla announced at their battery conference yesterday?
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Yes it is, of course ushered in by the party of “personal liberties” and “individual freedom.”
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by jliptzin 6y ago
You can usually drop off a mail-in ballot yourself too and avoid the mail.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Good luck keeping restaurants in business at 20% or even 50% regular volume. In a pandemic, restaurant visits drop sharply regardless of what official government policy is. They would have gone out of business anyway. Even now in places tha
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Who is "everyone"? This has been known fact for a long time within Democratic circles. https://www.pewforum.org/fact-sheet/changing-attitudes-on-ga... You must have some very interesting "ordinary"
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Warren Buffet has argued the opposite as long as you know what you are doing.
818.
by jliptzin 6y ago
I’ve been hearing right wing talk radio call liberalism a mental illness for at least 20 years.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Ok, let’s compare with Amazon then. They are also able to capture an enormous amount of value despite being in a very competitive industry (retail). They also are doing other things beyond retail (AWS). It can be both a bubble and people ca
820.
by jliptzin 6y ago
Even if you assume tesla is only making cars (they're doing more than that), why is no one asking why existing car companies are making so little? Why is apple worth $2 trillion based on a phone, while car manufacturers making somethin
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by jliptzin 6y ago
No you're not.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Yea, maybe large amounts of cash to the point where you become a target for armed robbers, but handling an average amount of cash in a retail location where most people pay electronically anyway is not really that hard. Isn’t this why Brink
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Such a strange virus. I’m 34, just found out I have the antibodies. At no point in the last 7 months did I feel the slightest bit sick at all. So I guess I’m just one of the lucky ones, or it was a false positive. Hope you continue to heal
824.
by jliptzin 6y ago
You would think that with all the baseless complaining he’s been doing on Twitter about Obama “spying” on his campaign in 2016 he’d say see! This was illegal after all. Let’s pardon Snowden and fix this so that future presidential candidate
825.
by jliptzin 6y ago
What country are you in?
826.
by jliptzin 6y ago
We were trying to add tools to make it easier to find lewd profiles; their app review process was stopping us from releasing the tools that would allow us to fix the problem.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
I worked on a dating app that would almost always get rejected because the reviewer would find a profile that had partial nudity or someone in a sexy pose and would just reject the whole binary for that reason. Even for major bug fixes. Eve
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by jliptzin 6y ago
I know for a fact deaths are dramatically under reported (at least in FL) because I have relatives that died of COVID and the nursing homes put congestive heart failure and respiratory failure as cause of death and not COVID. After receivin
829.
by jliptzin 6y ago
They should do a lottery system. Instead of giving $300 million to one person, give 1,000 people $1,000 / mo for life and see what happens.
830.
by jliptzin 6y ago
Then hold our governments responsible. I don’t know why anyone would expect a private citizen, regardless of whether or not he happens to have more than $1 billion, to help with environmental catastrophes. In fact I’d expect them to help th
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Maybe they did an unreal amount of harm. That could just be where the math adds up. If they're responsible for 100,000 overdose deaths, with each life valued at an average of $20 million, that adds up to ~$2T.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Your math assumes all 100 million customers will be downloading at 10Mbps at the same time, all the time. Obviously that is not the case.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
His response to that is probably to say that if every car were a tesla with autopilot enabled the probability of trivial accidents goes down significantly.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
The insurance on my brand new model 3 is around $80/mo? Not that high. On the other hand my friend who has a Lexus RX had some pretty minor damage from a fender bender and still it somehow cost $8,000 to repair so I don’t think this pr
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by jliptzin 6y ago
They are both just placeholders until we have robotaxi networks. 5-10 years max.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
The auto wiper on the model 3 works so well that I barely ever have to touch the manual control anyway. The thing I do use way more often is the windshield cleaner which does have a physical control. In the rare case where I need to switch
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Me too which is why I don't go out to a bar or restaurant. In my opinion people at bars and restaurants are okay with the possibility that they will be infected. For me personally it's not worth the risk, I can cook and have drink
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Exactly
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Suppliers for lots of things charge whatever people will pay regardless of current market conditions. From time to time I read about lobster surpluses, where prices for distributors plummet and they just can't get rid of them. But when
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by jliptzin 6y ago
How about we don’t start wars based off a twitter feed?

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