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by pmorici 3y ago
Zero outrage on my part. Just pointing out that the op’s view of how this works doesn’t jive with reality. There are a lot of people and governments putting money into this to make it work at the scale and scope that it does.
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by pmorici 3y ago
Not to detract anything from her contribution but she isn’t funding the whole thing. The way it works is a local nonprofit for a geographic area partners with the Imagination library and funds them to offer the program in that area. Their
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by pmorici 3y ago
It was revealed today that the Tesla Model Y took the place of Toyota Corolla as the number one selling vehicle world wide. Tesla is the one doing the over taking.
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by pmorici 3y ago
CCS is a total turd no doubt.
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by pmorici 3y ago
CCS is inferior it’s a huge clunky connector with no performance benefit over NACS.
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by pmorici 3y ago
“ Tesla had a head start on electric, but they could not take advantage of this. Once other manufacturers woke up to the threat, it became clear Tesla has nothing on them, and car industry is fiercely competitive.” Is there any other car co
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by pmorici 3y ago
Why would MSI have Intel’s private key? How private could it have been if they were handing it out to OEMs?
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by pmorici 3y ago
I don’t understand why anyone would use the “auto” variable type thing. In my experience it makes it impossible to read and understand code you aren’t familiar with.
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by pmorici 3y ago
He is a consultant I doubt he is shorting the stock nor did I say he was. I do think it’s likely he is being paid to promote this viewpoint though.
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by pmorici 3y ago
Criticism isn’t an, “attack”
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by pmorici 3y ago
I don’t see any stats on accidents per mile or any other thing like that just a bunch of PR about their testing methodology. Individual accident reports filed with the DMV don’t tell you anything without knowing the denominator
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by pmorici 3y ago
I did up thread.
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by pmorici 3y ago
Hasn’t been my experience. Most people I see speak positively about them were owners.
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by pmorici 3y ago
He makes a lot of claims he doesn’t substantiate or source in the course of his argument about his issue with the way the stats are reported. “It’s also true that drivers are more likely to engage Autopilot in easy driving conditions — clea
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by pmorici 3y ago
You don’t have to have owned one but I don’t see how you can have a strongly held opinion on a product you haven’t at least experienced.
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by pmorici 3y ago
Someone should tell him to get off Forbes.
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by pmorici 3y ago
The parent was an appeal to authority. My comment wasn’t so much about this particular author as it was a comment on the general motivations of people who write on the Forbes contributor platform. In this case the author bills themselves as
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by pmorici 3y ago
Plenty of quasi experts make a living shilling a point of view. I’ve just seen so much trash published under the Forbes “contributor” by line that I automatically distrust it at this point.
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by pmorici 3y ago
I own one myself and know several people who have gotten one more recently and they all love them and have had zero issues with any of those things. Personally have taken my Model 3 on many long road trips and it’s great. Have the option t
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by pmorici 3y ago
Lots of things here are no longer true. For example FSD does work on the highway now not just city streets. Also note this is written on Fobes’s contributor aka blog platform also known for pumping crypto schemes and other nonsense points
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by pmorici 3y ago
I've got it on my car and I wouldn't want to go without it. It is particularly outstanding on long highway trips now with v11.
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by pmorici 4y ago
That's not true, people were able to make a reservation for one of three different models and select options like FSD to lock-in the FSD price before it was raised.
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by pmorici 4y ago
No, they will likely honor original pricing for people who made a reservation but they closed reservations and haven’t posted updated pricing yet.
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by pmorici 4y ago
You can find TVs without the smart junk you just need to search for the ones marketed for commercial use and digital signage.
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by pmorici 4y ago
I’m expecting basic features to work. I don’t mind having to switch those features on through a configuration option but I do mind when those included features don’t actually work and the response when reported by a paying customer is that
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by pmorici 4y ago
Well when you have a novice user base familiar with the basic drag and drop mechanism and you’ve build processes they can follow around it and all of a sudden it doesn’t work anymore because you had to upgrade the OS it’s a pain.
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by pmorici 4y ago
Distros like Redhat seem to be totally dropping the ball. Basic stuff like icons on the desktop and dragging and dropping files onto icons on the desktop isn't turns on by default and if you do turn it out it is broken. When the bug
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by pmorici 4y ago
Is that really true? USDC competitor GUSD has its cash with State Street Bank. They are quite large and still in business.
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by pmorici 4y ago
"Another bank is getting a bailout" No they are not. The shareholders and bond holders are getting wiped out. It is only the depositors that are being made whole. This is not like 2008 where they loaned cheap money to banks to
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by pmorici 4y ago
It is already substantially higher than $250k because you can spread your funds between multiple banks. There are even cash management accounts from Fidelity and others that automatically place your funds with multiple banks to get higher

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