I deleted my post; got a lot of diversification options after I posted this that's better than the one I was thinking about.
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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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I deleted my post; got a lot of diversification options after I posted this that's better than the one I was thinking about.
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
As opposed to the millions of vehicles planned for Germany, Communist China, and California?
I'm all for free markets, they're the quickest path to sustainable renewables taking over. We simply don't have any here. And pretending we do in light of all the crap we've been through with Tesla is laughable. Germany's energy markets are far far more open and free than here(TX included).
Texas is only deregulated so they can pollute more and maximize profit on the methane byproduct of oil exploration. That same deregulation is now the exact optimal marketplace for cheap solar and wind to thrive, but it's purely a coincidence.
That being said....I love the duality of California and Texas advancing renewables. And Texas is do obviously the best model moving forward, even considering the gas issues in the blackout.
gabeincal
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Didn't see much to note in Fremont today, except a refresh X on the track. A quiet, Sunday factory.
JusRelax
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Okay, after seeing this video on the ID4 by Engineering Explained that states that Mach-E's use of the Electrify America chargers is significantly easier than the ID4's, and seeing Sandy Munro's experience with the ID4, I can't help but come to one conclusion. Please follow my logic of the facts:
1. VW gets caught cheating diesel emissions multiple times.
2. VW is forced to help create electric charging infrastructure
3. VW releases the ID4, which is extremely difficult and a hassle to charge on the network that VW created due to the diesel emissions scandal.
Does anyone else think that VW is intentionally sabotaging EVs by trying to give them a reputation of being a hassle to charge?
Granted, it may not be as direct as telling the engineers to make it complicated, but it could be something like dedicating 0.00001% of ev r&d to charging ui and interface.
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Buckminster
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Shanghai Q3 MY is low. S/X Q2, Q3,Q4 are low. 8k MY from Berlin and the same from Texas in Q4 - conservative but reasonable?
900k guaranteed, 1m in reach.
lafrisbee
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I imagined that VW built the chargers with minimum desire, and now they have shot themselves in the foot when they attempted to make a good product.
I am planning to sell a 5/21 put @$675 tomorrow, this FUD might help. Not advice.
I'd say Hanlon’s Razor applies here: "Never ascribe to malice, that which can be explained by incompetence".
JusRelax
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You guys very well may be right... however, it's just extremely disappointing that Ford is able to make use of their chargers with an interface that is 100x better than themselves. Maybe it's the opposite of what I stated. Maybe they're using 200,000 of their 1 million lines of code for programming the charging interface.
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Way to be objective and open-minded.
For corporations, incompetence in a key area is malice on the leadership level.
I know you guys think you're smart.
But I took a look at TSLAQ Twitter talking about the accident.
I think I'm going to apply to Harvard 20 years late.
But I took a look at TSLAQ Twitter talking about the accident.
I think I'm going to apply to Harvard 20 years late.
Long range Model 3 increased it's EPA range to 353 miles. Model 3 | Tesla I posted this after seeing it on Twitter. I believe this was Increased weeks ago, sorry. Not deleting because I haven't posted in awhile, this is probably why I shouldn't post ☹
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FSD beta disengages and come to a complete stop after you unbuckle seat belt. Now I'm sure shorts and Lora on Cnbc will apply some Indian Jones level foolerly to explain how both the weight and belt sensors were fooled so therefore Tesla is a killing machine.
Separating signal from noise...
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Biden feels heat on emissions goal as climate summit nears
President Joe Biden faces a challenge as he convenes a virtual climate summit later this week. He is expected to present a nonbinding but symbolic goal for reducing greenhouse gas emissions that will affect climate change efforts in the U.S. and the world.
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feigen66
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Whisper: carbon tax ...Separating signal from noise...
Biden feels heat on emissions goal as climate summit nears
President Joe Biden faces a challenge as he convenes a virtual climate summit later this week. He is expected to present a nonbinding but symbolic goal for reducing greenhouse gas emissions that will affect climate change efforts in the U.S. and the world.
Just stumbled across this on my Facebook feed:
EN Tranlation "Tesla data - your car knows that about you!"
DE Original - "Tesla Daten - das weiß dein Auto über dich!"
EN Tranlation "Tesla data - your car knows that about you!"
DE Original - "Tesla Daten - das weiß dein Auto über dich!"
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This FUD won’t work, it’s one of the lame attempts by media.
Browsed a bit more and now I feel the facts are clear as mud.
It’s a really dirty move for media to try to paint the incident as irresponsible miss-use of AP, (so to imply AP is lacking safeguards), but from what I see now it’s nearly impossible to have AP in the equation.
Just in case the driver was not trying a irresponsible prank, I want to apologize for the remarks I made earlier today, and say sorry for the loss to their family and friends.
This is going to be my last remark on this FUD, just want to say I don’t see any reason for this one to move the needle, given the FUD storms we have been through.
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