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jeromeflipo
10y ago
Check out Kantree.io
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jeromeflipo
10y ago
> Only if you in turn release all your patents to Tesla. Could you provide a source?
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jeromeflipo
10y ago
I disabled every control on this page months ago. Unfortunately, the Google Maps app won't remember searches unless you're logged in and share your entire location history. There's just no way to keep a local history of pla
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10y ago
The transaction is in shares only. Musk can't gain much financially since he owns ~22% of each company.
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10y ago
How small a fraction? Tesla is expected to produce between 80,000 and 90,000 Model S and X this year. With 80 Kwh battery pack on average (my guess), Tesla currently consumes 6.4 Gwh of Lithium-ion battery. Back in 2013, the global producti
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10y ago
I went last month for a road trip in Cuba, where most of the bikes seem to be AVA1000. This electric scooter is everywhere: http://cubanclassics.blogspot.fr/2015/02/2014-unison-interna... . It was quite an shock fo
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The math that shows autonomous vehicles powered by solar power are inevitable
(electrek.co)
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10y ago
Black on Firefox for Android (Nexus 5). More and more pages don't load correctly on Firefox(e.g Google Finance stock pages)
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Ask HN: Best sources/forums to learn about EV tech and renewable energy?
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Why doesn't the title of the announcement indicate "for Chrome? Is there a reason not to mention the release of such an application for other Web browsers, like Firefox?
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A few thoughts/ideas: Grid saturation: smart charging to flatten the demand curve (overnight), daylight charging with more chargers in parking spaces at the office, west-facing solar panels and grid storage to smooth the duck curve. L
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10y ago
As more and more people will adopt EVs, you can expect: - gas stations and car dealers to go bankrupt - price for maintenance and spare parts to jump - investment in oil extraction to drop (as demand for oil decreases) - gas prices to incre
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10y ago
build on http://openfoodfacts.org ?
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Don't be a puppet
(cve.fbi.gov)
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Musk on the gigafactory: "This is going to be a very green factory. There going to be a lot of solar power. It’s going to have essentially zero emissions and there are no toxic elements that are going to come out of this factory and we
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Renault's stock price (RNO) drops by 16%. Peugeot (UG) also drops by 6.5%. Fiat (FCAU) loses 7.7% in premarket. AFAIK, Peugeot hasn't been raided (yet). Here's some context about the companies' exposure to the diesel sca
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"The Stone Age didn't end for lack of stone, and the oil age will end long before the world runs out of oil." - Sheikh Zaki Yamani
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> I have 0 faith in governments both for understanding and acting properly in the information age. Can we go without a government that properly understand the information age? If so, how? Who would you trust instead, to organize public a
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11y ago
The submission points to a comment since it articulates pretty well the relation between fossil fuel prices, renewable energy and energy storage.
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Why the Price of Oil Is Doomed
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* Kantree | Agile project management (saas + self-hosted) || https://kantree.io We already integrated with Github, Trello and Asana.
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> They have the ability to sell through dealers, just like the established automakers. And it would cost them a lot less money and hassle to do so. Not in a world dominated by fossil fuels. This is worth a read: http://www.tes
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You could invest all the revenue from fossil fuel taxes in renewable energy so that everybody benefits from it.
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Are fossil fuels taxed in California accordingly to their effects on human health and global warming already?
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The transition would be very quick if fossil fuels were taxed according to their damage on health and climate change. EVs would become comparatively cheap in a just few years, and their price would also come down very fast as the production
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"It's not even a climate change problem, it's a health problem": NOx being extremely dangerous for humans doesn't make it less of a problem for global warming. Nitrous Oxide (N2O) has a Global Warming Potential 265-
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Would vote for a tax on fossil fuel to make electric/hybrid a better choice?
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They did both: they optimized for the benchmark AND they deactivated any emissions control when not in test mode.
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Now that VW is investigated, we should focus on the emission standard themselves - not the tactics to avoid or optimize for the tests. In Europe, the standards are a joke (no one drives like we test the cars).
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What's more important? a) some cars have are equipped with defeat devices. b) some cars shouldn't have passed the emissions tests. c) all the cars emit much more NOx and fine particles than the European Environment Agency and the
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