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by moogly 2y ago
You're going to have to wait a while before Mazda releases a real EV. I think the MX-30 (their only BEV) is probably underrated as a very short range city car (I dunno why it's so reviled and the BMW i3 is a cult classic, and I&#x
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by moogly 2y ago
It's absolutely horrific. It has resulted in me not looking at my notifications ever again, and people have to ping me on Slack to get a review. I also don't understand why I get notifications about PRs that I myself closed or mer
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by moogly 2y ago
Technically? Maybe not. In spirit? Sure as heck.
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by moogly 2y ago
42 columns, eh?
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by moogly 2y ago
Or IoT data, which is notoriously hard to make money on.
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by moogly 2y ago
> Google (search) was built on similar data harvesting and we all loved it in the early days Google Search linked back to the original source. That was the use case: to find a place to go, and you went there. Way less scummy start than O
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by moogly 2y ago
> someone else Indeed. That would be French taxpayers.
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by moogly 2y ago
And here I thought we all sacrifice private lives for work, startup founders or not.
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by moogly 2y ago
...in the US
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by moogly 2y ago
Pretty insane that there hasn't been a class action law suit yet.
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by moogly 2y ago
> IME Apple has always been the most honest when it makes performance claims. I guess you weren't around during the PowerPC days... Because that's a laughable statement.
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by moogly 2y ago
I don't get this move whatsoever, but if I were to be forced to play Devil's advocate, I'd point to the fact that the Supercharger network is merely the only game in town in the US, and globally, it will become a bit of a far
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by moogly 2y ago
Ah, the fabled 100% uptime. A past boss of mine wanted that too once.
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by moogly 2y ago
Tex-lax
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by moogly 2y ago
> Do they actually make enough of a difference to be worth the added hardware? The hardware is super simple. Probably costs $5.
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by moogly 2y ago
There are more. In the US, there's Tesla Electric for home charging at a fixed rate. Then there is the Supercharger membership for non-Tesla owners for a reduced rate per kWh.
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by moogly 2y ago
Next piece of news I'm expecting at this point is "Tesla stops Model Y production worldwide".
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by moogly 2y ago
Someone should tell Volvo Trucks that the time is not right because they delivered ~2000 electric trucks last year worldwide.
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by moogly 2y ago
Only the newest version of Powerwall (v3) is LFP.
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by moogly 3y ago
GPTDAO eh? Only missing NFT and FSD.
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by moogly 3y ago
Tesla don't even dare show the Model 3 numbers. I suspect they are very, very low in comparison to the Model Y, looking at official sales numbers tracked in other countries. If I were a Tesla stockholder I would be very disappointed in
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by moogly 3y ago
All the good names are taken. Gotta go IKEA now.
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by moogly 3y ago
That knob is absolutely crazy. It pisses me off. Maybe it makes sense after you try it and figure out how it works, but just presented like that it's insane. What do the letters mean? Presets you have to look up in a manual? What is th
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by moogly 3y ago
Maybe some parts of Europe. Not clear to me which. In Scandinavia (forefront of EV adoption), BYD isn't doing super hot yet. Probably best in Norway. They only sold 15k in Europe total during 2023[1]. 3.5k of those were a very attracti
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by moogly 3y ago
Fiskars
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by moogly 3y ago
I'm thinking we shouldn't call these "GPUs" anymore. Would help me in filtering out uninteresting headlines if nothing else.
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by moogly 3y ago
If you have multiple LAN Zigbee controllers, like a ZigStar UZG-01, you can use multiple instances of zigbee2mqtt and hook 'em all into Home Assistant.
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by moogly 3y ago
I would posit that Apple is the "untrustworthy" and unhinged party here.
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by moogly 3y ago
Maybe it's some deep-seated Volvo 245 childhood conditioning, but I'm loving that form factor. I realize developing a new car model takes time, but 2026 is still a bummer. A lot can happen in 2 years.
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by moogly 3y ago
There was practically no debate this time. Not because everyone was on board, but because any debate was basically suppressed. There was some debate in the past couple of decades however.

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