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dayyan··on Roam 50GB is now Roam 100GB
That's the magic of the free market. Even with no direct rival yet, Starlink innovates like crazy because the threat of competition is always there and consumers demand excellence. Unlike state-granted monopolies, those parasitic structures stagnate and plunder the people.
dayyan··on Roam 50GB is now Roam 100GB
Noted, your principles are clearly priceless. The rest of us will just keep enjoying the world’s best mobile internet while you hold the line.
dayyan··on Roam 50GB is now Roam 100GB
Boycott noted, meanwhile, I’ll be enjoying double the roaming data while you wait for that legendary ‘neutral’ competitor to beam down from the heavens.
dayyan··on Scott Adams has died
Scott taught many how to think, which saved the United States.
dayyan··on Ozempic is changing the foods Americans buy
So, the body positivity campaign was a psyop.
dayyan··on "They Saw a Protest": Cognitive Illiberalism and the Speech-Conduct Distinction [pdf] (2012)
When you attempt vehicular manslaughter of an armed federal agent lawfully performing their duties, you find out.
dayyan··on Show HN: What Is Hacker News Working On?
Looks good, a fun project.
dayyan··on Thoughts on Omarchy
Cognitive dissonance creates pain, pain creates anger.
dayyan··on Thoughts on Omarchy
There is no ethics complication. That is an imaginary problem imagined by those who wish to force their politics on others. Open source should have no politics left or right.
dayyan··on xAI to pay telegram $300M to integrate Grok into the chat app
we aren't playing that game anymore
dayyan··on Tesla Vacuum [video]
Dope
dayyan··on Ask HN: Is HN Censoring Posts?
We ain't playing that game anymore.
dayyan··on Salesforce Lays Off 8k While Paying Matthew McConaughey $10M/Yr to Sit Around
The real travesty is dropping the fun Island vibe.
dayyan··on Circadian lighting with Home Assistant: Like f.lux, but for your house
2700K 90+ CRI bulbs + Dimmer
dayyan··on Apple's Texas-Sized Problem
Agree.
dayyan··on Why San Francisco’s city government is so dysfunctional
The logic here implies an already dysfunctional government would fair better with more to govern.
dayyan··on NASA is looking for people who want to spend a year simulating a mission on Mars
Already did in last year.
dayyan··on CA crews handle tricky fire at Tesla factory
Giga press.
dayyan··on Elon Musk Shows the Germans How to Move Quickly
Tesla already has three other factories being built: - Expansion to Giga Shanghai - Giga Berlin - Giga Texas

And expertise in EV production is already apparent: https://twitter.com/matty_mogul/status/1272948614822797313?s...

As for reliability, there isn't much data on OEM EV.

dayyan··on Elon Musk Shows the Germans How to Move Quickly
See my comment under @cultus.
dayyan··on Elon Musk Shows the Germans How to Move Quickly
"There is no planet where the valuation of Tesla makes any sense."

This is the typical mindset of investors who look backward--P/E ratio--while attempting to value a growth company.

Electric vehicle penetration will soar from 3% to 20% by 2025. Tesla volumes will soar alongside from 500K to 3.5M. That equates to 2025 EPS of $18 ~ $900 at 50x (2x P/E to growth ratio) and $600 present value.

"Their battery technology is all from Panasonic"

Panasonic manufactures 2170 and 18650 cells. Tesla provides the formula for the chemistry of those cells, and creates a proprietary pack from them. Tesla also has multiple breakthroughs with the introduction of its 4860 cell, now being produced at the Roadrunner facility on Kato Road.

"their self-driving technology is behind Waymo"

Waymo's release of "public-but you can't sign up" self-driving ride share service is a specialized solution restricted to a specific area. Deep NN require vast amounts of data that is well labeled, Tesla has an advantage here.

"Other car makers have access to most of the same technology and much more experience mass-producing vehicles."

OEMs will need to spend billions to retool their factories to produce EV. As EV penetration rises they are left with useless equipment, technology and engineers. Massive amounts of capital will be need to retool factories to produce EV specific platforms. Converting ICE platforms to EV has proved to produce inferior product. OEMs have little software expertise. OEMs may have had superior manufacturing skill, but with Tesla's cell-to-body, and metallurgy breakthroughs allowing giga-castings that replace hundreds of parts and processes this is no longer true.

dayyan··on NYC tech catching up to Silicon Valley, while Seattle flails
Non-competes suck. You have a few options when leaving a company:

  * Get the blessing of the old employer to work at the new company.

  * Work around the restrictions (geographic area, industry, list of companies, ...)

  * Fight it.

  * Ignore it, ensure the new company will too, and hope for the best.
Anecdotally, I've heard of companies sending out cease and desist letters. The letters were ignored by the new employer/employee and it went no further.

Compare that to this: http://www.cnet.com/news/calif-supreme-court-finds-noncompet...

dayyan··on [dead]
Oh look, they pair program.
dayyan··on Albert Woodfox's Forty Years in Solitary Confinement
Fuck that state.
dayyan··on SpaceX Plans to Land Next Falcon 9 on Solid Ground
Here's a much better quality video of the previous attempt: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rAzwuEmZcmE
dayyan··on Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition
Multiple vagrant vm or docker container setup for SOA development. Add an IDE and multiple browser tabs you will easily start paging.
dayyan··on Peter Thiel Planning to Live 120 Years
Oh great, another article about someone who read a few studies, then basing their entire life on it. Enough of this crap already.
dayyan··on Business, Caltrain group looks to improve rail commute system
Caltrain operates diesel generators on electric cars between Silicon Valley and San Francisco.

BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit) is electric. MUNI train cars are electric. Many of the buses are electric. Cable cars operate on a cable run by electric motor.

dayyan··on Did removing lead from petrol spark a decline in crime?
It is probably more accurate that allowing unwanted children to be aborted resulted in the drop of crime 20 years later than the removal of lead. This was mentioned in Freakonomics the movie as yukichan linked.
dayyan··on Does Tesla Really Need a $5 Billion Battery Factory?
This link is pretty useless if it is behind a paywall that most of us have no access to.
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