justina1

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by justina1 3y ago
I think you'd actually see the opposite. Tesla is building additional EV capacity at an absurd rate, onlining a 500k/yr capacity factory almost every year the last few years (Shanghai, Berlin, Austin) with more on the way (Mexico)
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by justina1 5y ago
It would be a very interesting result if it were a controlled test in any way. Tell me, how do you test two cars in real-world driving conditions when one care goes 100 miles further than the other? The longer range car must go through more
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by justina1 5y ago
"Testing" implies the Edmunds report is in some way scientific while it is anything but. They drove the Tesla cars in temperatures as much as 20 degrees colder than the other cars. The EPA ranges are derived by testing in a contro
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by justina1 7y ago
It's still the most popular car in it's class by a mile, how is that "jumping the shark"?
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by justina1 9y ago
Tesla's preemptive response: https://www.tesla.com/blog/creating-the-safest-car-factory-i...
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by justina1 10y ago
Not a credible source. I'm guessing what the article refers to is the entire solar industry being asked about how they calculate the tax credit benefits. Very different from that click-bait title. http://www.wsj.com/art
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by justina1 10y ago
Tesla keeps their cost per kWh close to the vest. Only public statement was in response to an analyst assuming Tesla was at $260. Their investor relations team confirmed they're below $190 (back in April). http://electrek.co
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by justina1 10y ago
Even outside the vehicle you're still in control. By default, Summon can only be used with the mobile app and with a 'dead man switch': lift your finger off the button in the app and the car stops. The driver had to specifica
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by justina1 12y ago
I hope the perception leans more towards 'uber rich tech execs conspired to pay their employees less' and not 'some of the best paid employees complain about how little they make'.
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by justina1 12y ago
I'm curious if this will have any impact on the practice other than companies getting better at not leaving a paper trail. If it doesn't, the only people this settlement will help is those at the named companies and not the trickl
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by justina1 12y ago
The spec for iBeacon is proprietary and the name is trademarked ( http://tmsearch.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state=4803:h5e... ). IIRC, Apple even went so far as to revoke iBeacon usage from companies that tried t
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by justina1 13y ago
I can't speak for the other three cities, but San Francisco has a number of problems that would make it difficult for a Google Fiber rollout. First, AT&T is already in the process of rolling out fiber to the home, or in some cases,
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by justina1 13y ago
Mat Honan's article was a valuable critique. And interesting. Gruber's reaction on the other hand... > It’s a cool lab demo that they’re presenting as a finished product. Google couldn't be any more clear that it is a beta
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by justina1 13y ago
It's been a while since I've played games like this, but if I could just point my modern browser to a URL, subscribe for a few bucks a month, and start playing, I might just start again.
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by justina1 13y ago
Google doesn't have to make a YouTube app for every platform, especially when people can still use YouTube via the browser on the phone. The Platform Vendor making the app ignored the rules for using that API and got blocked. Instead o
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by justina1 13y ago
If everybody maxes out a 1 Gbps line, no one will get a 1 Gbps line. The implication is that the broad terminology will prohibit computers doing common consumer things in addition to servers. Except that hasn't happened. The complaint
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by justina1 13y ago
Might be those that jumped on the short TSLA bandwagon after Fisker blew up.
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by justina1 14y ago
d3.js or GTFO.
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by justina1 15y ago
http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/canada/aids-research-canadi... For those that don't appreciate the fear-mongering around 'genetically modified viruses'.
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by justina1 15y ago
This. Thoughtful analysis is far more useful than these sensationalist rants.
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by justina1 15y ago
Four Days vacation in 2011 is actually not totally unreasonable (it would eight days for a full year, as opposed to more standard 10, or two weeks). But I agree with everything said above, it's a negotiation: negotiate.
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by justina1 15y ago
Wow, no joke. Really cool to see Cal Poly grads doing big stuff, especially from the Android Dev classes. Missed that one by a quarter :)
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by justina1 15y ago
That level of knee jerk reaction is surprising, especially on Ars Technica. I'm guessing 90% was a joke and now it looks like a conservative estimate.
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by justina1 15y ago
I think this interview does a good job of showing just how easy people like Letterman and O'Brien make interviewing look.
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by justina1 15y ago
So Rebecca Black is a "genius" ( http://goo.gl/TSDTv ), but this song is apparently not worth releasing?
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by justina1 15y ago
I like how the comments (on mj.com) go off on crazy ideological tangents as if only to prove the article's point.
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by justina1 15y ago
It seems to me they had two choices with the Honeycomb code: release something sub par or wait. And it seems like they landed on the side of quality over speed. Does that decision benefit their partners and hurt others? Yes. And if you wan
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by justina1 15y ago
The robot totally should have shot him.