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Mine came with one in 2019. Never use it. There are at least 4 different J1772 plug types though so probably one of the others is what people are missing. The Tesla connection is slim and sleek compared to the ccs boat anchors
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I hate speech to text on my phone and never use it but works really well in the Tesla. Was shocked frankly.
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The base model Bolt MSRP is within $1k of the entry level Model 3. The reason you are seeing such cheap bolt prices is because they have to heavily discount them to compete. Even without the 10k fsd option the base model Tesla autopilot
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5y ago
I believe many will go bankrupt.
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I thought I would hate that too but got over it quickly with the Tesla. All the controls you need while driving are on the wheel voice control works really well too
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Supposedly Tesla already has one but they barely have capacity for there own fleet let alone everyone else’s and they are building superchargers at a rapid pace
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5y ago
They don’t produce more because they lose money on them and only make enough so the don’t have to buy credits from other manufacturers
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5y ago
Every US Tesla comes with a ccs adapter. Zero chance that any material segment of customer makes a buying decision based on the shape of the charge port connector.
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I’m going to leave this link because it seems like people are unaware of the events of the past several years. This is basically the outcome that was negotiated with the Taliban unilaterally without the involvement of the Afghan government.
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Just because there are similar mechanisms doesn’t mean they haven’t been improved on in some way. Lawyers and courts are notoriously inefficient if this implementation achieves efficiencies, even if the mechanisms are analogous, seems like
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GUSD / Gemini USD stable coin takes that approach. They deposit the funds in State Street Bank and they are even FDIC insured per user. It really depends what you are using the stable coin for wether that would matter to you. If you
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I don’t really see how it’s different than a money market account in that regard. So long as they are investing in appropriate assets they should be able to liquidate them in a reasonable time w/o too much problem.
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Has there ever been a billionaire that managed to “spend” all their wealth before dying?
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Think of it as a synthetic derivative. They are investing in something like treasuries or commercial paper denominated in dollars but maintain a dollar peg. Less of a scandal and more of a honesty in advertising thing I would guess.
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The vendor they cite as an example of providing this service in the article says they use AWS on their website. Presumable they Speech to text is being done by AWS's Transcribe service.
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This kind of reads like this company has come up with this scheme and now they are trying to sell it by forcing prisons to use it through legislation or at least pressure from congress. Notice that even though the headline says "U.S. P
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Isn’t Musk the climate change guy you are looking for. He’s done more to advance the cause of sustainable energy than perhaps anyone.
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A lot of people confuse being direct and honest with being an asshole. To elaborate; To me, being an asshole means being mean spirited or verdictive without a purpose for the heck of it. On the other hand telling someone directly that thei
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You literally can’t do what the article claims. You can only buy those upgrades using the Tesla app on your phone or web which you have to login to with a username and password. The guy in the article is lying.
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It wasn’t always standard some cars came without it before they made the standard range+ the base model. The part about it being purchased by just pulling the shifter is a lie though you can only buy these up grades from a menu in the Tesl
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I’m pretty sure this guy is lying. The only way to purchase these upgrades if they didn’t come with your car is through the Tesla phone app or website. You literally can’t do it using the shifter as claimed.
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The Zymbit is trying to make up for the lack of secureboot/tpm integration on the Pi by securing the enclosure and monitoring that perimeter.
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Will there be a version that you can use a 2.5” drive with?
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Taming Wildcat Stable Coins
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The STOCK act was passed and signed into law in 2012. It prohibits members of Congress from trading on inside information. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/STOCK_Act
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I had an Econ teacher that did something similar but it was a note card. Thing was she reused the same bank of questions every semester and provided a study packet of sample questions that was a super set of the questions on the final. So
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A subscription model isn't ideal for a physical depreciating asset like a car. Maybe for software features but having the customer pay outright for the vehicle is more beneficial to Tesla.
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Though my dad was an engineer and there were always computers in our house, Lego was my first exposure to programming. The summer after third grade in the late 1980's I took a two week course at the local community college that had pr
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Kind of surprised there wasn't much attention paid to the software. My understanding is that with stuff like DPDK and fd.io you can get much better performance without going to extremes with your hardware. Netgate TNSR is one product
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I was thinking about this the other day when I saw a YouTube Warzone stream lament that the game didn't have an anti-cheat system on the end users machine. I do wonder about the claim that it is undetectable though since a machine will
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