waitwhatuh

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   by waitwhatuh 4y ago

   It's one thing to be off by, say, 5%. It's another thing to be years or two orders of magnitude off. I'm not expecting Musk to be perfect, I'm expecting him to be reasonably close with his predictions. And many, many o
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   by waitwhatuh 4y ago

   Would they? Surely they could also contract on other carriers?
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   by waitwhatuh 4y ago

   What burning process? There is heating without burning in this process (and in fact, most of the things being melted are oxides and the energy is used to pull oxygen off of the iron and silicon.) It's electrical heating, not coal fir
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   by waitwhatuh 4y ago

   > With both companies having an almost absurdly good track record of execution. Musk has consistently produced the wrong numbers. Some examples (and there are many, many more): Number of teslas in 2018? Musk: 500k Actual: 35K Tesla base