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Comment #44562803
I think a reasonable summary of the study referenced is that: "AI creates the perception of productivity enhancements far beyond the reality." Even within the study, there were som…
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Comment #42895198
There were vehicle sourcing credits in the Inflation Reduction Act, which are granted per kWh of battery with sufficient domestic mineral content. Was $4,000/vehicle if I recall.
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Comment #40522484
It’s a bad thing if it increases China’s confidence that it can win. Wars are often launched as soon as one side thinks it has a winning strategy that might slip away over time.
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Comment #40088967
In most modern cars, there is a pressure booster in the power brake system, enabling braking force that can overcome the engine’s horsepower and quickly stop the car. But they are …
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Comment #39786501
I found this. https://www.yahoo.com/news/fda-says-marijuana-legitimate-med...
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Comment #38533538
I dunno. Honda doesn’t offer an electric CR-V, but they’re coming out with the Prologue, which is slightly cheaper than the comparable Passport. Passport: $43k Prologue: $48k - $7.…
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Comment #38186329
The treasury would auction off securities—probably short term bills—in excess of the debt ceiling. I am confident that this auction would succeed, in that dealers would be happy to…
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Comment #37954756
The standard works on the other side as well. A Toyota with a NACS plug can charge on the supercharger network, but also other networks that are also adopting the NACS standard. A …
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Comment #37417149
Apparently he has attempted this before, only to require coast guard rescue—exactly as you suggested.
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Comment #37383626
The single most important assumption in this paper is that energy consumption will increase by 2% per year. This kind of exponential growth leads to outlandish estimates for the am…
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Comment #37331121
There’s no reason to think that’s a permanent state of affairs though. Stellantis claims to have better margins than Tesla. Tesla sells a large portion of vehicles in China where t…
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Comment #36838727
The US installed 11.8GW solar last year. That is 453MW/every 2 weeks. :-) Yes, that’s nameplate capacity, so you can’t count on solar to delivery the power to get us over the line …
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Comment #36442161
I saw a Wi-Fi enabled lightbulb today. I cannot think what the use case is for such a device.
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Comment #36341154
Was recently in a fairly new construction house in a very cold climate state that did not have a full basement below the frost line. There was a partial 8’x8’ corner that sunk down…
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Comment #36083805
Are the middle and rear seats in the ID Buzz storable or removable? That was the only thing I remember.
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Comment #36083014
Minivan seems like a great form factor for an EV. Unfortunately, the small number of companies that still make minivans are also the companies that are slowest to adopt EVs.
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Comment #36078405
This is not the way I would do stock valuation. PE is the ratio of future earnings will all its growth to current earnings, discounted. In the future, some of that growth will be i…
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Comment #35751651
Exactly. As an example, a typical 30-year fixed will be halfway paid off after 15 years, and so is about half as sensitive to interest rates as a 30-year interest-only. This should…
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Comment #35749536
It was mainly just the mortgages. The quirk is that they marketed to extremely high-net worth homeowners—I think this is the penthouse condo crowd. In order to attract them, they o…
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Comment #35462777
Primary energy infrastructure planning takes place at a 20-30 year timeframe. GDP for 25 years is nearly $600 trillion USD, so the Master Plan is approximately 1-2% of available re…
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Comment #34918162
I assumed Tesla was at 300, which is pretty close. This might not be the tech for consumer cars though, but one thing I have seen is the enormous proliferation of applications for …
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Comment #34915935
The stats are not crazy for an air battery. But the catch is two-fold. First, are they weighing the battery before or after discharging? Oxidizing will change the weight significan…
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Comment #34060899
Always amusing when the assembly language version is so much terser than the C version.
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Comment #32087797
The bolt uses CCS, and they should be adding the connectors over time. https://www.notateslaapp.com/news/764/tesla-to-add-ccs-conne...