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jeromeflipo

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    Comment #12975777

    Check out Kantree.io

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    Comment #12431878

    > Only if you in turn release all your patents to Tesla. Could you provide a source?

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    Comment #12016513

    I disabled every control on this page months ago. Unfortunately, the Google Maps app won't remember searches unless you're logged in and share your entire location history. There's…

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    Comment #11959906

    The transaction is in shares only. Musk can't gain much financially since he owns ~22% of each company.

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    Comment #11857729

    How small a fraction? Tesla is expected to produce between 80,000 and 90,000 Model S and X this year. With 80 Kwh battery pack on average (my guess), Tesla currently consumes 6.4 G…

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    Comment #11753625

    I went last month for a road trip in Cuba, where most of the bikes seem to be AVA1000. This electric scooter is everywhere: http://cubanclassics.blogspot.fr/2015/02/2014-unison-int…

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    Comment #11558898

    Black on Firefox for Android (Nexus 5). More and more pages don't load correctly on Firefox(e.g Google Finance stock pages)

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    Comment #11450137

    Why doesn't the title of the announcement indicate "for Chrome? Is there a reason not to mention the release of such an application for other Web browsers, like Firefox?

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    Comment #11423218

    A few thoughts/ideas: Grid saturation: smart charging to flatten the demand curve (overnight), daylight charging with more chargers in parking spaces at the office, west-facing sol…

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    Comment #11423099

    As more and more people will adopt EVs, you can expect: - gas stations and car dealers to go bankrupt - price for maintenance and spare parts to jump - investment in oil extraction…

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    Comment #11337663

    build on http://openfoodfacts.org ?

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    Comment #10911114

    Musk on the gigafactory: "This is going to be a very green factory. There going to be a lot of solar power. It’s going to have essentially zero emissions and there are no toxic ele…

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    Comment #10900947

    Renault's stock price (RNO) drops by 16%. Peugeot (UG) also drops by 6.5%. Fiat (FCAU) loses 7.7% in premarket. AFAIK, Peugeot hasn't been raided (yet). Here's some context about t…

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    Comment #10778112

    "The Stone Age didn't end for lack of stone, and the oil age will end long before the world runs out of oil." - Sheikh Zaki Yamani

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    Comment #10689190

    > I have 0 faith in governments both for understanding and acting properly in the information age. Can we go without a government that properly understand the information age? If s…

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    Comment #10637959

    The submission points to a comment since it articulates pretty well the relation between fossil fuel prices, renewable energy and energy storage.

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    Comment #10580187

    * Kantree | Agile project management (saas + self-hosted) || https://kantree.io We already integrated with Github, Trello and Asana.

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    Comment #10463644

    > They have the ability to sell through dealers, just like the established automakers. And it would cost them a lot less money and hassle to do so. Not in a world dominated by foss…

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    Comment #10369019

    You could invest all the revenue from fossil fuel taxes in renewable energy so that everybody benefits from it.

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    Comment #10369013

    Are fossil fuels taxed in California accordingly to their effects on human health and global warming already?

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    Comment #10365527

    The transition would be very quick if fossil fuels were taxed according to their damage on health and climate change. EVs would become comparatively cheap in a just few years, and …