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by jsight 6y ago
If it is anything like the Rock64, it will also be unstable, negating much of the benefit.
482.
by jsight 6y ago
I think it was orders of magnitude longer ago. (Just a joke, it was actually exponentially longer ago)
483.
by jsight 6y ago
You are exactly right. I wish both platforms were more open.
484.
by jsight 6y ago
I don't think I understand the 20xx part of that assertion. Should this imply that 21xx or 22xx would be creditworthy? Maybe it should be something like "202[3-9]"?
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by jsight 6y ago
I think the same way. It is too bad that the protocol is being mismanaged by its creators.
486.
by jsight 6y ago
Supposedly the “plaid” drivetrain for Model S will up the battery size again. I could see both vehicles seeing upgrades along these lines next year.
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by jsight 6y ago
My point is that 300 KW is ~400 HP. I can't imagine that these trucks are always stopping vastly more quickly than they accelerate, so this ought to be able to enough to get the majority of the energy, especially taking into account th
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by jsight 6y ago
The Tesla Model 3 can charge at up to 250 KW on a 75KWh battery. That does drop significantly at higher charge levels, but the battery in a van like this should also be significantly higher and the period of time required is significantly s
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by jsight 6y ago
I've used them once in Florida. I've noticed that they do not seem to have as many locations here as they used to, though.
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by jsight 6y ago
Sure, but there were hints of that during the semi and roadster unveiling too. 200KWh in a car smaller than a 3? Almost 1 MWh in a semi costing less than 200k? The CT was always going to be built at either NV or a new factory. All new facto
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by jsight 6y ago
I'm not calling Tesla vaporware. They make the best EVs on the market and I do like them. Having said that, they have a bad habit of announcing products with _unbelievable_ specs that are just a little too good to be true and then dela
492.
by jsight 6y ago
But will the Cybertruck actually be produced by the end of 2021 or were the battery requirements too high for the spec and price point?
493.
by jsight 6y ago
Its right after the roadster and semi are in full production. They are scheduled for ~4 years after their announcement if they don't get pushed back again. I see no reason to believe this is less of a hype followed by vaporware.
494.
by jsight 6y ago
Indeed... the voting patterns in this thread are amazingly disappointing to me. This is hacker news not discourage and insult you for your mistakes news.
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by jsight 6y ago
You are absolutely correct. I have no idea when this site became this way, but a lot of the responses here are disappointing. I can easily close my garage door from well outside of sight range with the regular remote. I can set the wifi one
496.
by jsight 6y ago
I think that you will find your opinions much easier to get across to a developer if delivered in terms that are much less aggressive. Anyone doing actual work will find your approach rude at best.
497.
by jsight 6y ago
I'm happy to see this. There is a lot of potential for new growth in this sector and woefully insufficient ongoing investment. It seems like a tremendous opportunity for them.
498.
by jsight 6y ago
I'd need a citation, as I do not know what "a lot" is in this context. Greater than 0 is a "lot" in a sense, but I'd like to know if these are actually common.
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by jsight 6y ago
IMO, these are still useful, but should be rebased away before a PR in a large project.
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by jsight 6y ago
From the article: > “Once you are called back, you will no longer be on furlough so if you choose not to work, it may impact your unemployment benefits as determined by your local government agency — and not by Tesla,” Workman wrote in t
501.
by jsight 6y ago
[begin tongue in cheek rant] As someone who has worked from home for years, I'm really intrigued by your reasoning behind making blanket statements like this. I had no idea that my company should be providing free backup electricity fo
502.
by jsight 6y ago
This might be the best analysis that I've seen of the present situation and really puts the May 18th date into context. I had wondered how that was bandied about and why it seemed to come from someone else than the shutdown order. It s
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by jsight 6y ago
Notably, the county officials made that claim after Tesla went ahead with a lawsuit. We do not know the truth here.
504.
by jsight 6y ago
Indeed, and you hear far fewer stories like this about NV.
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by jsight 6y ago
Literally noone is saying "go back to normal". If the goal was to get it to burn out, the initial statement should have been "we need to isolate until it burns out". That was not the initial sell to the public.
506.
by jsight 6y ago
"Flatten the curve" != "wait until the epidemic burns out" The fact that the rhetoric started with one and ended with the other makes the whole process feel dishonest.
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by jsight 6y ago
To be fair, it often feels like the interpreted narrative by the financial press is made up on the fly with little regard to whether it actually makes sense in context.
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by jsight 6y ago
What benefit do you see to the telecom that doesn't stem from customer demand?
509.
by jsight 6y ago
The shared USB controller wasn't the issue, the lack of USB 3 was.
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by jsight 6y ago
> Again, which is the mythical company you are using as a benchmark here? Exactly. These kinds of criticisms are useless without a benchmark. Is Wal-Mart better, for example?

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