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by ulfw 2y ago
It's the same bla as Elon. Of course it's money. He is a billionaire. What do you think it's about?
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by ulfw 2y ago
A lot can be an amazing company if you're dealing with unlicensed instead of licensed content. Anyone could beat Netflix or HBO or Disney or whoever if they just could take films and series and sell them without ever having paid licens
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by ulfw 2y ago
What is it always with these statements on Hackernews. Such hyperbole. "I can't imagine doing any meaningful work on Mac" I've worked in every company I've ever been in on Macs. I guess it was all meaningless.
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by ulfw 2y ago
That and the fact that TSLA is nothing but an Elon Reeve Musk enrichment machine based on the hype of the day he keeps chasing. What was Tesla supposed to be? Electric Vehicles! No, a Solar Company! No, a Full Self Driving experience! No, a
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by ulfw 2y ago
If you live in any decent large city in Asia it's not an issue. I haven't owned a car in 12 years since I've moved to Singapore, then Bangkok and then Hong Kong. I wouldn't need a car in Tokyo, Seoul, Osaka, Taipei, Shan
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by ulfw 2y ago
AI will also pay the subscription fees as barely anyone will have jobs anymore. Brave new world we are creating here.
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by ulfw 2y ago
It's the non-Pro, non-Max chip. How many performance cores do you expect? Bigger shocker is only three cores alive in the 256GB and 512GB models paired with 8GB
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by ulfw 2y ago
I have (sad) news for you: That goes for MOST of the world. Do you truly think in whatever new version of Nike sneakers there's truly something new and revolutionary in it or more likely "a ton of marketing and a 5% performance i
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by ulfw 2y ago
One thing I learned in life is to try to not be miserable by being too pedantic. The world isn't perfect. While striving for one's own perception is honorable, thriving for perfection in their purchase decisions is futile. Do you
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by ulfw 2y ago
That goes for half the AI "startups" out there sadly. They know how to get funding and the magic two letters is how.
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by ulfw 2y ago
As EV sales grow the chargers not growing will lead to more and more dissatisfaction as people will be queuing for longer and longer to even start charging. In many places in California that's already the case today. Opening the charge
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by ulfw 2y ago
Possibility is that Tesla won't get billions in US tax dollars to build out their network for free (and reap all profits), i.e. Elon's M.O. for all his companies. Hence the childish decision to throw the whole thing away then.
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by ulfw 2y ago
While I do think the Tesla / 'NACS' plug is a lot nicer/smaller/easier to use than CCS1, what really is the big win here? It's all based on CCS protocol anyway and hence will have the exact same interoperabilit
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by ulfw 2y ago
Location: Hong Kong and Melbourne or Sydney, Australia (PR in both countries) Remote: Preferred, Yes worldwide possible (as consultant or similar freelance arrangement or full time employee) Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: I&#x27
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by ulfw 2y ago
COMAC will be the duopoly competitor in the coming decades. They aren't by any means yet, but given enough time and with the trajectory Boeing Commercial Airplanes is going...
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by ulfw 2y ago
Swiss pocket knife manufacturers might disagree on "finest engineering anywhere in the world" with you.
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by ulfw 2y ago
God. How long ago was that? Not since the 80s have I seen anyone want to buy an American car for example.
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by ulfw 2y ago
Nothing surprises me in a country where a regulatory body (FAA) has it's client (Boeing) do it's own certification. This reads the same way.
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by ulfw 2y ago
And yet he is still the CEO. Funny how that goes.
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by ulfw 2y ago
So glad they fired so many people. Otherwise they might have gone bankrupt and the stock crashed to zero. Prevented just in time to announce record profits, stock surges to all-time highs and buybacks of $70,000,000,000 with all that salary
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by ulfw 2y ago
Once in a generation job losses and share buybacks too.
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by ulfw 2y ago
How much will valuation increase now that they shoved in AI into the most useless flow?
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by ulfw 3y ago
So where is that "Street cred" going to come from when no one knows you have a book because no one bought it?
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by ulfw 3y ago
I moved my mum over to iPad while she was still around. Best thing ever. Much easier to use for elderly people and it does absolutely everything she needed to do without the hassle of a full blown desktop OS.
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by ulfw 3y ago
Google is a one trick pony. I've seen the same panic behaviour with Social / Google Plus. Now they're doing nothing but AI.
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by ulfw 3y ago
The world is becoming shittier by the day and we'll all be around to see the end of it.
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by ulfw 3y ago
You gonna dam up a wadi overnight?
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by ulfw 3y ago
What you are saying is absolutely not true. "BYD hasn't entered the market yet" https://electrek.co/2024/01/12/byd-slashes-ev-prices-germany... https://bydeurope.com/article&#x2
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by ulfw 3y ago
Chinese EV brands and models are available all over Europe and the rest of the free world. US is an exception. Many western brands are manufacturing in China and exporting globally (Tesla, Geely/Volvo/Polestar, BMW Mini, Mercedes
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by ulfw 3y ago
"legacy media" "hit pieces" Sir, you just have to read Elon's Musks twitter account on his "X" platform which he owns. You don't need third parties to tell you what is wrong with him.

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