@OutofSpecDetail Do you think Ferrari will sell 10 of these?
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Matt Malecki
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Matt Malecki
@RealMattMalecki
Conservative/libertarian and tech enthusiast. Tesla: https://t.co/w5rxesBLBP
Connecticut Katılım Mart 2009
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they make it ugly on purpose so they have an excuse not to make EVs
Sawyer Merritt@SawyerMerritt
Why are so many legacy car companies unveiling such ugly EV designs in recent months.....
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Ferrari’s first electric car is finally here: Meet the Luce.
• 1,035 horsepower
• 2.5 second 0-60, 192-mph top speed
• Most aerodynamic Ferrari ever
The Luce starts at €550,000, or about $640,000. What do you think?
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@Hilbe @help_cookies What prototype? What they demonstrated took 6 months of training on that exact route and is still made constant errors. No where near public release nation wide. Where is their data center? Are they spending billions on AI training that this would take?
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@RealMattMalecki @help_cookies AI is moving so fast. Prior time commitment is irrelevant thanks to AI arms race. They had a working prototype in December.
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A close look at the R2 sensor suite in R1S clothing. Personal Level 4 is coming...
Source : buff.ly/nqpQ0PW
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@IowaTesla Mine is a little hill as well in the front about 1.3 acres and I typically finish with 35% battery so it would be close. May need a battery swap or charge between front and back yards.
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I really hate doing this but I have 2 acres to mow and electric isn’t practical.
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@help_cookies @Hilbe Tesla has been developing FSD in some stage for approximate 14 years. I agree it wouldn't take that long, if Rivian had enough money and commitment to continuously develop their own system. But even half the time is 7 or 8 years - that's an eternity.
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@RealMattMalecki @Hilbe Don't assume that Tesla FSD competitors will need as much time as Tesla did to reach that point. When Tesla started its FSD work computers were far less powerful, the sensors were of much less resolution, and Tesla was using the wrong architecture for the job.
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Matt Malecki retweetledi
The House voted 217-198 to PASS a bill banning schools from secretly changing a child's gender, pronouns, or name at school without parental consent.
198 Democrats voted AGAINST it.
Democrats want to secretly trans your kids.
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5G
Solar Panels
Electric Vehicles
Now we've moved on to Data Centers as the latest trend for crunchy granola types and boomers to rally against.
Data centers recycle 97% of their water, and use less than the average golf course. They produce their own electricity and even feed back power to the grid. They enable some of the greatest advancements in medicine, science, technology, productivity, and human development in all of human history.
The misguided FUD is incredible.
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I am very uninterested in Starlink (boring).
It makes SpaceX a trillion and then that's it.
Focus on the big one:
ORBITAL AI.
ApoStructura@ApoStructura
This is fundamentally more efficient than ground infrastructure long term. It removes the need to install and maintain tens of millions of miles of fiber optic cabling, millions of cell towers…
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Jon Stewart, liberal as he is, is hilarious. Colbert is an absolutely insufferable propagandist. This is why his show is cancelled. Good riddance!
youtu.be/sSfejgwbDQ8
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@WallStreetApes Amazing that Plum Island, home to a government level 3 biolab and "former" US Army biological weapons laboratory (acknowledged) is barely a stones throw from Lyme, CT, isn't it? Kind of like Coronovirus starting in Wuhan right outside the only "Wuhan Respiratory Coronavirus Lab"
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This tick crisis is getting out of hand and it’s going to be almost impossible to avoid if you are in these areas
- The black speck all the way to the right is pepper
- The speck in the middle is a grain of salt
- That tiny speck to the left, that’s a tick
Here’s everything that’s being effected
Northeast highest activity overall
Connecticut especially high submission rates with 40% Lyme-positive ticks
New York
Pennsylvania leads in Lyme cases
Massachusetts
Maine
New Jersey
Vermont
New Hampshire
Rhode Island: ER visits for tick bites are at record highs for this time of year
Upper Midwest
Michigan Lyme cases rising sharply
Wisconsin
Minnesota significant increases in tick activity and related illnesses
Mid-Atlantic states
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Delaware strong populations of blacklegged and lone star ticks
Parts of the Southeast and South
Georgia
Texas
North Carolina
Expanding to gulf coast area
Also
Ohio
Illinois
Scattered reports in California and Florida
Isn’t it amazing that Lyme disease rates from ticks are skyrocketing right when Pfizer is working on a a Lyme disease vaccine
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@JGrossund @GaryMarcus Blocked by another liberal crybaby. Poor thing.
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People who don’t understand science think Elon is a genius.
People who do understand science realize he is not.
Parmita Mishra@parmita
This is the dumbest thing I’ve ever seen in my life
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@MaxPatten "4x as many models" lol they can churn out 20 variants of the same half-baked garbage, that doesn't make it good.
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Turns out Ford has been developing UEV for years and GM sells about 4X as many electric models as Tesla, including actual long range trucks. Stellantis, well, we can talk about them 😂
TechOperator@TechOperator
Turns out you can't just stuff an EV drivetrain into a vehicle designed for gasoline engines and make a compelling product.
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@esjesjesj Oh you still think USAID was something other than a front group for the CIA. That's adorable.
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Just a reminder that Elon destroyed America’s ability to prevent Ebola, then made a big show of admitting it was a mistake, and then he just never fixed it
BNO News@BNOFeed
JUST IN: Number of Ebola cases in Congo reaches 1,000, according to the health ministry
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@SnazzyLabs The only issue is if they got wealthy through government corruption and grift. If they got it by creating things of enormous value to society, good for them. Even investors are risking huge $ allowing companies to invest and grow when they need it. Nothing wrong with any amount.
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Idk I think having trillionaires isn’t maybe such a good idea
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@JGrossund @GaryMarcus Elon was directly involved in the engineering of every product he's been behind. You're wrong. Obviously like any successful genius, part of the talent is putting together a great team.
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@RealMattMalecki @GaryMarcus Elon had nothing to do with the engineering behind satellite based internet. He bought into it. Like he has bought into everything but Zip2 which he stole. Zip2 never made money and was purchased well in excess of its value and its purchase helped tank Compaq.
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