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Comment #33867616
> There are some outliers (Texas) but in general its hard to just start your own power plant thats connected to the grid. What if it's not and solely powered by solar (just wonderi…
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Comment #33867558
> I can carry it on my magic carpet Oh I see. You're high out of your mind. Explains your other responses.
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Comment #33867536
I'm gonna be broke after all the egg I have to buy to throw at your faces.
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Comment #33867518
At least with McDonalds, you know what goes into it. They actually have a nutrition label. Show me the nutrition label of the Italian bistro. If you asked, you'd probably get kicke…
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Comment #33867465
You're definitely in the first group.
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Comment #33867395
> I think you sorely underestimate how much emphasis large trucking firms put into route optimization. I know software and I know Tesla's involvement in it. Based on your comment, …
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Comment #33867306
> And Tesla has a habit of ignoring those. Tesla definitely has a habit of ignoring problems, but in all cases I'm aware of, they're non fundamental issues that can be addressed al…
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Comment #33867252
You've linked to an "accusation" without any fines. Thanks for wasting my time.
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Comment #33867185
> I love how you sideskipped my phsyics argument like it was nothing. My bad. > You're still moving 1.5 tons (and constantly increasing!) of metal everywhere, to move 1 human being…
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Comment #33866975
The lawsuits are coming, sure, it's US. People sue each other for sports. I'd be disappointed if they didn't sue Tesla ten times a year. I'll listen when any of those actually resu…
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Comment #33866931
> How does an autonomous car not need to be parked? As in, they don't need to be parked after every ride in the current personal transport model. > The vision that seems more reali…
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Comment #33866833
> Your definiton And many others. > And, in terms of sales, that might be your definition of 'caught up' but it's not mine. Good for you > Well-used analagy applies here: if sales …
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Comment #33866464
From the first link: > The Model 3 sedan was being described on Tesla’s Korean website claiming 'can drive more than 528 km on a single charge'. However, on its US website, Tesla d…
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Comment #33866197
Some people are intimidated by success of others, especially if they don't have much going on in their own lives. And some people get excited and motivated by it and want to do mor…
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Comment #33866149
> I have a nice/fun/convenient commuter car that hasn't needed any maintenance and the trade in is higher than I paid for it. Is it for everyone? Is it for everyone? No. But that d…
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Comment #33866056
> you can never make personal transport as cheap as public transport, because personal transport will always carry fewer passengers per ride. Oh man, another "never" statement. An …
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Comment #33865923
You are aware that manufactures face penalties for lying and deception, right? I can't recall Tesla ever being fined for misleading marketing, ever. > Tesla semi was production rea…
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Comment #33865802
> Calling it's driver assist Autopilot, calling its software FSD, repeatedly saying "FSD is coming next year" is overpromising, misleading marketing and lying OK, finally an actual…
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Comment #33865556
OMG! So sorry to hear that. That's awful! :( but thanks for sticking with it.