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scottyah
9mo ago
You give me absolutely nothing but hand waving, so I can't really take what you say seriously. What is "gimmicky" to you- 240v outlets in the bed? Adjustable ride height? the first steer-by-wire vehicle? 48V wiring? rear whee
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scottyah
9mo ago
Your "news" is a clickbait article on a spam-riddled site that links to four user-generated posts on an unchecked forum. You traded them a few minutes of your time, they got ad $ and you got confirmation bias.
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9mo ago
You should want to drive one so you don't have such a bad world view. Where are you getting your data for the cybertruck turning radius?
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9mo ago
I think it's fair to say that neither ideology is free from evil, and choosing the "lesser evil" is still choosing evil. Every good or well-meaning movement I've seen has been taken over once it reaches a certain size.
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scottyah
10mo ago
https://scottyah.com
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10mo ago
It is designed for cool functions, although a pure exoskeleton turned out to be infeasible the thick panels still help with side crashes, helping it get the Top Safety Pick+ award (equal/better than the competition other than "saf
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10mo ago
And a lot of the best automotive+ engineers in the world.
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10mo ago
It’s crazy to me. If you hate automobiles, trucks still make the most sense- if you’re just carrying people and a grocery or two you should probably be on a bike or ebike.
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10mo ago
Sure, if you’re talking about high-power trucks (F350, Ram 3500). A Ford Maverick hybrid will get far better fuel consumption. I think more sports cars are burning out, revving loudly (or getting modified to take out their mufflers), and th
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10mo ago
It's great, maybe stop looking it up and go drive one?
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10mo ago
I counted 50 sedans with empty seats in the parking garage downtown this morning.
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10mo ago
This isn't even remotely true though?
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10mo ago
My favorite is the cybertruck with the T O Y O T A decal on the back
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10mo ago
The targeted vandalism/terrorism definitely stopped a lot of purchases.
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10mo ago
2019 just before covid was a bad time to make price estimates five years into the future.
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10mo ago
It's an amazing vehicle well suited to many normal tasks and more, and is an absolute pleasure to drive off road. I think you were subjected to either misinformation or very biased clips that were intended to warp your opinion.
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10mo ago
That's... a very uneducated take, even according to those car's CEOs RJ and Jim.
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10mo ago
> it's just a bad product. So you've never driven one? > A pickup truck should just be max utility You don't know much about trucks? What does this even mean, max utility? Trucks are designed for different purposes. Sho
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10mo ago
You have one reason listed, which is going 80mph (which is illegal in most states). They also can't tow long distances easily, but are superior in nearly every other way.
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10mo ago
There are different sized trucks for different purposes. A Maverick or Kei truck is lighter and safer than a lot of cars on the road while being way more useful.
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10mo ago
Their fuel consumption is about the same, what externalities are you referring to?
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10mo ago
Haha vibe coding is pretty addictive. Maybe vibe code an app that tells you how to improve work life balance in the woods ;) Youtubing how to deal with a snakebite might come in more handy.
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10mo ago
I get the fight to keep one word to remain non-offensive, instead of changing it every ~10yrs. It might be a locality thing too, when I was going to school the teachers used "special education" but now I've unintentionally of
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10mo ago
How's that? Are you referring to his work on the DOGE team efforts that were simply recommendations?
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10mo ago
Now the cap is 100G. Seems like an odd complaint. Did you often exceed 100Gb?
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10mo ago
Many devs and PMs are very receptive on X
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10mo ago
My starlink works fine under a ceramic tinted window that blocks 95% of UV and visible light, so you'd need a pretty fancy SAR camera for your fleet of drones.
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10mo ago
If you do find some, I encourage you to investigate the source thoroughly and with suspicion.
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10mo ago
After reading Walter Isaacson's biography of US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, I would be extremely surprised to find that a former Secretary of State was suddenly out of the loop on major events.
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10mo ago
> They operate solely in jurisdictions where the US state supports open destabilization Could you expand on that? Are you saying that the US state wants destabilization in every place that Starlink is accessible? Like the UK, Australia,
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