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Comment #46442310
I would say the article is speculative. My statement is based on information given at Tesla's shareholder meeting.
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Comment #46429645
Tesla is actually starting to make cathodes in house via a dry process, which is why they are no longer buying cathode material from this supplier. Typical sloppy reporting from El…
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Comment #43397355
the triangle truck supports 500 kw charging
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Comment #42280346
Subsidies should not be used to decide winners and losers. There should be an equal playing field for all companies. When the government starts deciding winners instead of the mark…
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Comment #42254790
It makes no sense to subsidize only the players who have low market share. Tesla is the only carmaker that still makes cars in California, why subsidize foreign cars at the expense…
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Comment #42253195
The 200,000 unit cap was part of federal legislation, not state legislation. That was repealed as part of the Inflation Reduction Act under the Biden administration, and replaced w…
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Comment #37451539
Funny article, but as someone who has access to Waymo, Cruise, and Tesla Full Self-Driving Beta I have never seen any of the above have trouble differentiating between a green ligh…
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Comment #34651847
Transformers are much bigger than just ChatGPT!
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Comment #34243064
Do something of note, something that wows, and you will be excited for the meeting. If there is something else that needed to be done, explain why it was important for it to be don…
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Comment #33905805
I assume you set the language flag correctly?
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Comment #32791082
completely normal for large companies just to simplify IT management / make sure all applications used by the company are compatible
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Comment #32610395
As someone who has a Starlink dish at this price point, I can assure you that it's a real product. The reason why there is a waitlist is to avoid over-saturating the bandwidth in a…
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Comment #32609507
There are two other companies working on satellite based cellular service. One of them is publicly traded. Starlink costs $500 for the hardware and $99 a month. I think the pricing…
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Comment #32364620
The Full Self-Driving package on Teslas gives you access to a number of features including autopark, auto lane change, navigate on autopilot, green light chime, traffic light and s…
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Comment #29274335
It will get better. The fact that cars are doing this with computer vision at all is incredible. Since it is just a driver assistance system, the user will only turn it on when the…
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Comment #28915163
I doubt this was a mistake, they were probably having the cars drive there on purpose. They seem to be running in fairly tight loops, which would help keep disengagement numbers up…
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Comment #27116740
The story was widely reported as a driverless Tesla crash. In fact, there are no driverless Teslas. Furthermore the Autopilot driver assistance feature was not even used and could …
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Comment #26901159
Negative priced power is a problem for the people who own the solar panels. They want to make a return on their investment. If the business case improves, renewable capacity will b…
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Comment #26685667
Chandler, not Phoenix. Went over to try the cars recently. They sometimes drop you off or pick you up from a different location than you wanted if they can't get to the location yo…
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Comment #26445737
Shame, these produce the most amazing sound.
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Comment #26444886
in February Tesla outsold this $4000 car (the Wuling HongGuang MiniEV) definitely a completely different market though. This car doesn't even have air bags
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Comment #25881387
unmanned belly button vehicles are the best. much better than the manned ones
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Comment #25869494
Sure, there's lots of satellite internet services. most of them have failed to become financially viable
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Comment #25868937
Starlink made this obsolete before it launched