I'd also add to what
@jjrandorin posted... pretty much all of us who own, or are contemplating owning, a Tesla live in societies in which our individual carbon footprint is, relatively speaking, huge. Critiquing the "wasted" energy use of something like Sentry Mode or Cabin Overheat Protection is fine. But when that critique comes from someone living in a <fill-in-the-blank> square foot home, a home that uses prodigious amounts of electricity and water, who's "other" car is an ICE SUV, and is often found commuting to work with, count 'em, all of one person in the vehicle... it kinda begs for perspective.
Said differently, if you live in a tent and commute to work on a bicycle, you probably have the moral high ground from which to lecture. For the rest of us, not so much.