

Is it technically unlimited, just very very slow?
Is it technically unlimited, just very very slow?
Amazing the Tesla dev team that made this was dumb enough to actually put it in the UI in real-time. Just updates the mileage behind the scenes in data, then only update the UI slowly along the way. Not actually double counting in the UI visibly fast lmaoo
Edit: fine maybe it was a product team or whatever. Someone somewhere made the decision NOT to decouple real-time mileage data from the UI lol
The phrase is “vegetative electron microscopy”
Valérie Viale, the director of product management at Amadeus, a travel technology company, told the Times that the changes were “the biggest in 50 years”. She said: “The last upgrade of great scale was the adoption of e-ticketing in the early 2000s. The industry has now decided it’s time to upgrade to modern systems that are more like what Amazon would use.”
Lmaooooo yes let’s that famously consumer-first megalith as our baseline
Lmao it’s like Snowpiercer. Exactly like that. The little kid/person in the machinery of the train is the big secret to how the whole thing runs
Lol you’re completely right of course but when you start adding all this it is less relatable to someone who is not familiar with it already
Power is water throughput in a pipe, energy is water filling a bucket. Simplest way I’ve found to explain it in my 15 years in the energy space.
risking guaranteeing
Ahem excuse me you must mean the 51st state, or Switzerland, or something like that
Lmao I hope Elon hates that Altman called it Twitter not X
Lmao “Twitter”
Yes you are understanding that correctly. For producing EVs, they get credits from the federal government. I don’t know the exchange rate – e.g., how many EVs per credit.
Then, Tesla turns around and sells these credits to buyers, usually other companies. Companies buy these credits from Tesla to comply with regulations requiring certain environmental outcomes, and credits count towards these outcomes.
In theory this type of program incentivizes and rewards companies who invest in the technology(is) tied to these credits, in this case EVs. In practice it’s a way for other companies to comply with renewables regulations without actually doing anything to meaningfully reduce their impact and footprint (other than buying credits)
There will just be a new (US based) TikTok copycat that springs up, or many. Banning one social media cancer doesn’t stop the others
See, this is how you do it. Pass laws with teeth in big markets, as the EU has done for years now. The almighty dollar is what Apple and the rest care about it, if you want them to change you have to threaten that. It’s their only language
Much less in German
(Unless he speaks German?? I’ve never heard him speak German)
Lmao does anyone actually think this will have effective educational outcomes??
Who the fuck tell their kids bedtime stories about the idea of technological singularity??
Well if they’re going to get scammed into buying a product at least it’s high quality shit
Yeah no shit, and you do think I have a single goddamn bit of influence over my corporation’s choice of email client??
Maps I bet they won’t kill. Or GCP. On a long enough timeframe though, who knows