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by stetrain 2y ago
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by stetrain 2y ago
I'm not sure OTR long haul was really ever part of Tesla's plan at least for this generation of trucks. The trucks are not designed as sleeper cabs, so regional was the only reasonable target.
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by stetrain 2y ago
The same way you would back up passwords stored in iCloud Keychain, 1Password, KeePassXC, etc.
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by stetrain 2y ago
By default they go in your cloud synced password manager for those platforms. iCloud Keychain etc. Or you can use a third party password manager like 1Password or KeePassXC.
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by stetrain 2y ago
The underlying issue isn't the name, it's the mismatch between marketing claims, actual performance, and what it lets you "get away" with. They released a system that will engage on almost any road and provides a firm st
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by stetrain 2y ago
You can store passkeys in a password manager as well: https://1password.com/product/passkeys The super simple explanation is: SSH keys for websites. You have a unique private key for each website account stored on your
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by stetrain 3y ago
In my anecdotal experience I've found it to be not uncommon in work trucks used for commercial duty over 200k miles. Not sure about in the delivery van space. It's a different level of wear and tear than a normal commuter passenge
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by stetrain 3y ago
> This is conspiracy level thinking. Nobody wealthy is sitting around scheming how to keep the proles dumb and subdued. Of course not. They're scheming about how to monetize education, knowledge, and research. > 1) Stop wasting m
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by stetrain 3y ago
Right, if you're ordering individual cells/packs and DIYing something you are taking some responsibility for that. If a consumer walks into a shop off the street and buys a scooter or bike, they aren't expected to try to figu
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by stetrain 3y ago
Derail Valley is a good one on Steam. Obviously that isn't standalone but it works pretty well with SteamVR streamed to a headset.
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by stetrain 3y ago
There are lots of cases, especially in say marketing images, where the entire screenshot is not the content. You may want to highlight a specific bit of UI while still keeping the general background context instead of cropping into a small
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by stetrain 3y ago
Seems like the temporary fix is a metal rivet. I would expect a redesigned replacement part eventually but that will take some time. https://www.reddit.com/r/cybertruck/comments/1c7mj10/new_cyb...
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by stetrain 3y ago
If you'd like a specific example: https://www.sparefoot.com/moving/city-guides/4385319-visuali... Really any city that you can think of that's surrounded by a spaghetti tangle of highways full of commute
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by stetrain 3y ago
In my experience "suburb" towns that have variety of density, including a dense town core, have more variety of healthy local stores and restaurants as well. It's hard to run a local restaurant when the houses are all evenly
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by stetrain 3y ago
This post is about rent prices continuing to increase across the country. If there were plenty of choices relative to demand, I would expect supply and demand to not continue driving prices up.
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by stetrain 3y ago
https://www.stockingblue.com/article/1008/eu-and-us-cities-b... US cities are generally fairly low density. That pushes more people to the suburbs, or low density suburb-like development at the edge of the city, d
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by stetrain 3y ago
Nobody is saying people who want their own yard shouldn't be able to have that. But those that don't have that as a priority, or can't afford it, should also have options. Nobody is suggesting turning all suburbs into high-ri
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by stetrain 3y ago
I think the biggest issue is suburbs within commuter range of urban centers. The residents of the suburbs pay local taxes to the suburb for their local infrastructure. In the morning, a decent chunk of them get in their cars and drive into
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by stetrain 3y ago
It's fiscally unsustainable if more people want to live there than there are housing units, and prices climb forever. Having denser housing in some places does not mean replacing all housing with high density. There are a lot of densit
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by stetrain 3y ago
What happened to the value of your home in that time?
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by stetrain 3y ago
Yes. Managing your budget is important. But it's difficult to manage your budget in a way that "fixes" a huge increase in housing costs even relative to baseline inflation.
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by stetrain 3y ago
I heard it from parents, grandparents, high school teachers and college professors. And the comment I replied to specifically mentioned "compound interest"
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by stetrain 3y ago
For most young people, interest rates on savings accounts have been effectively 0% for most of their lives. That has changed within the last few years but may also be temporary. Compounding gains in investments still work out in the long ru
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by stetrain 3y ago
Yeah, it's really a question of timing. If the "parts being added back in" is happening at design time, or early validation testing, then fine. If it's an important part and it's being added back after shipping a ph
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by stetrain 3y ago
It’s also hard to detangle the effects of local subsidies vs those in say China which are also driving down costs of solar. Really in context my question was “What would motivate the private sector in the absence of government intervention”
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by stetrain 3y ago
But would renewables be cheaper today without the "hamfisted government policy" referenced above? Government policy that creates or increases the economic incentive to move in the "desired" direction is an effective tool
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by stetrain 3y ago
Yes the planet got destroyed. But for a beautiful moment in time we created a lot of value for shareholders. https://www.newyorker.com/cartoon/a16995
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by stetrain 3y ago
What would motivate the private sector to solve the problem? What economic incentive does a specific company have to make decisions that may negatively impact its short term earnings to address a global issue that will manifest slowly over
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by stetrain 3y ago
Tesla at least has in the past continued manufacturing vehicles knowing that they need rework or are missing a part, and will then do that work while they are sitting in the inventory lot or at the service center before delivery.
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by stetrain 3y ago
I don't think it's a "hit piece," just standard mediocre journalism. I've seen multiple reports that this is due to accelerator pedal issues including one in the article, and it does seem to be a real issue: https:

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