jurgemaister

One of the early investors worked for Ericsson on Erlang.

> cursive police force

Does anyone know if reading PDFs are supported on this device? I'd love to try it out for reading music while marching.

> Are you suggesting every DL holder knows all the driving conditions?

In my country at least: Yes.

Hydroplaning and driving on ice is part of the compulsory training, including driving on simulated ice on a special course.

2.231705*10^-13 gram

I dropped my Oticon Opn1 for Airpods Pro. I have moderate to severe hearing loss on one ear and struggle with conversations in noisy environments.

The Airpods are perfect for lowering the background noise and elevating the speech.

And since I use them anyway for music and podcasts, I don't have to remove my aid to listen to music and vice versa.

There are many on the roads in Norway. They've sold 5k of the cargo version so far here.

Have a look at transform-when[1]. It might suit your needs. Demo can be seen here[2].

[1] https://github.com/callumacrae/transform-when

[2] https://web.archive.org/web/20171203224250/https://samknows....

Tesla does this with shadow testing[1]

[1]https://www.forbes.com/sites/bradtempleton/2019/04/29/teslas...

Could this device be used to measure lactate as well? That would be immensly valuable to athletes.

I know I'm a bit late to the party, but Xplora[1] makes smart watches for children that can be used to call and also has a GPS tracker. They've become very popular here in Norway.

[1] https://shop.myxplora.com/

Perhaps this[1] is a solution?

[1]: https://signer.digital/SignerDigitalBrowserExtensions

The Limiting Factor on YouTube has a really good video explaining the concept[1]

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rcw3vA0gAMs

> Its 2020 now and they still cost around $150

I'd be interested in seeing a source for this. afaik there aren't any public sources on what price Tesla pays for $/kWh at pack level.

I edited my comment to include a link to the press release itself.

I also posted a discussion[1] about an article by Electrek that actually looks into the claims of the press release.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24470043

Follow up on the report[1] published by Hindenburg. Link[2] to the press release by Nikola Corporation.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24436721

[2] https://nikolamotor.com/press_releases/nikola-sets-the-recor...

If someone intercepted the communication, they could swap the Avast key for their own, allowing them to decrypt your message.

As someone who commutes by bike year around in Norway: No, he isn't. Studded tyres isn't rocket science.

To shreds, you say?

In Oslo, Norway, people mostly park on the street as well, and there are a lot of EVs. The municipality provides charging stations around the city, so being outside on a street is not a problem at all. Also, most public parking lots and garages have charging stations as well.

This will probably be more than outweighed by the savings in public health due to less pollution. Air pollution kills and harms so many people every year.