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Comment #35349940
These articles always miss the most important point. People are buying EVs because they're better. That's the whole point of Tesla making attractive vehicles, aesthetically and fun…
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Comment #34886741
This is somewhat along the lines of my current theory, which is that night owls vs early birds is about sensitivity to the environment. The reason night owls stay up late is not be…
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Comment #33062553
That's roughly my thinking on Toyota's strategy if we give them the benefit of the doubt. They want to own a larger piece of the ICE pie as it shrinks. This is a great strategy. Wh…
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Comment #30310767
Like many things, it's about how far into the diminishing returns you want to go. At some point it's more effective to apply further investment to other parts of the ecosystem.
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Comment #29931182
Well, that's an appeal to authority. It also assumes the companies wouldn't be successful with a different hiring approach. In reality the issue is way too complicated to really br…
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Comment #29930949
> they're prepared for tasks being assigned to them that exercise those skills and by the end of the half they'll have a deep understanding rather than just a wrote understanding. …
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My guess is they are mid-layer activations in the brain that your consciousness (attention?) is connecting to, or which are being directed to the lower layers and interpreted as in…
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Comment #28609624
Dashcams were common in Russia and it happened in the YouTube era, so there were plenty of videos of the event: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpmXyJrs7iU
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Comment #28024953
As the company grows the types of people that are attracted and unattracted by the company change, as do those that are accepted and rejected by it. For example, risk averse people…
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