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2y ago
Without support for CCS it doesn't matter if you can plug in because the charge session won't start. If your car talks CCS you can at least use an adapter if you don't have the right inlet. But if your car doesn't talk C
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2y ago
Tesla's chargers will still support the Tesla protocol as well as CCS. They do that right now to support older Teslas. Everything else charging on a Tesla charger will talk CCS, just like they've been doing in Europe for a long ti
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2y ago
The plug is just a plug. The more important part is the charging protocol and standard. That's CCS going forward. CCS now supports three plug types: Type 1 combo, Type 2 combo, and J3400. Older Teslas can't charge on these charger
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2y ago
> All or almost all carmakers are switching to the NACS port/charging standard (the Tesla one, basically) No, Tesla's charging standard is dead. NACS is CCS with the J3400 plug. Here's a deployed example: https:/&#
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Half the problem has been lack of standardization. Without a common standard to build to there's more business risk and less return. Now that North America has standardized on CCS with the J3400 plug there will be more incentive to bui
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Is 7ft 9in teenager Olivier Rioux too tall for basketball?
(theguardian.com)
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Are headphones destroying our hearing? [video]
(youtube.com)
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Trilobites killed by volcanic ash reveal features never seen before
(bristol.ac.uk)
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The theory behind Helion's approach to building fusion devices (2023) [video]
(youtube.com)
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Helion's reactors are smaller and simpler. They've already built 6 prototypes across the last 11 years. They're building the seventh prototype now.
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Helion's reactors are smaller and simpler field reversed configuration reactors. They've built multiple prototypes over the last 11 years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helion_Energy#Development_hist... The p
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No, there are multiple projects and companies that are making good progress toward commercially practical fusion reactors. Helion Energy has a contract to deliver Microsoft a fusion reactor by 2028. It's only four years away so we don&
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Will Amazon and Dolby's Latest Acquisitions Accelerate VVC Deployment?
(techcrunch.com)
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Netflix's Advertising Challenge: It Isn't Big Enough
(bloomberg.com)
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World first ultra-battery dump truck charges continuously on the move
(newatlas.com)
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Noise-induced hearing loss prevented by novel gut treatment
(newatlas.com)
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The CIR Sues OpenAI, Microsoft for Copyright Violations
(motherjones.com)
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Cloaked Audis, covert CEO meeting: how VW's $5 billion Rivian bet transpired
(reuters.com)
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CATL expects its batteries to power electric aircraft with up to 3,000 km range
(cnevpost.com)
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Hypercar Maker Rimac Reveals the Fully Autonomous Verne Robotaxi
(caranddriver.com)
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Hyundai Inster is a 217-mile EV city car priced from £22,000
(autocar.co.uk)
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It's such an unnecessary and profoundly stupid thing to lie about. The worst thing about it is the Cybertruck's lead engineer trying to rationalize the lie. Tesla never even ran the quarter mile: https://x.com/wmor
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EV maker Rivian simplifies output, cuts costs, aiming for first profit
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Maybe eventually they'll make Rivian a Volkswagen brand. They own many auto brands. As part of the joint venture with Rimac they gave Rimac the Bugatti brand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bugatti_Rimac
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Researchers achieve practical 3D tracking at record speed
(optica.org)
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EVs shatter records at Pike's Peak: Ioniq 5N, Rivian and Ford SuperTruck impress
(electrek.co)
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Study implicates Neanderthal DNA in autism susceptibility
(news.clemson.edu)
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Intel is the first to support H.266 (VVC) decoding, ahead of Nvidia and AMD
(guru3d.com)
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GM's Cruise Will Pay a Measly $112K to Put Robotaxis Back on Californian Streets
(thedrive.com)
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Gene Roddenberry foundation offers $1 million to create AI 'used for good'
(latimes.com)
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