As a Tesla owner, were you not aware of that capability? If not then yes, it is a feature that should be advertised.
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As a Tesla owner, were you not aware of that capability? If not then yes, it is a feature that should be advertised.
As a Tesla owner, were you not aware of that capability? If not then yes, it is a feature that should be advertised.
Here, just for you: /s
OT: I've listened to (almost) all Rob Mauer's Tesla Daily videos but some days, especially at beginning of the week (Labor Day FTW), I don't have the time to go through his full videos. Unfortunately, Rob still doesn't include chapters, or timestamps in description, to jump to topic, so you can't scan the video except by playing it 2x speed (not easy for non-native English speakers).
Any way, I've discovered this GPT-like tool that can sum up video, and it works great with TeslaDaily:
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(Had to set the URL in code format because TMC converts it into a Youtube embed even though it doesn't point to YT. Creating a manual link doesn't work either. Weird).
If only you could click on a sentence in the summary to go play that specific part. I'll probably use it for most Youtube video shared on TMC now… starting with our friend GJ.
Any way, I've discovered this GPT-like tool that can sum up video, and it works great with TeslaDaily:
Code:
https://www.summarize.tech/www.youtube.com/watch?v=mOcA0A8SASg(Had to set the URL in code format because TMC converts it into a Youtube embed even though it doesn't point to YT. Creating a manual link doesn't work either. Weird).
If only you could click on a sentence in the summary to go play that specific part. I'll probably use it for most Youtube video shared on TMC now… starting with our friend GJ.
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Ok, I'm a spoiled child, but on March 25 GigaBerlin said they reached 5000k per week:
If I remember correctly, it produced 4000 just at the end of February... So, where is the new update of 6000 per week?
If I remember correctly, it produced 4000 just at the end of February... So, where is the new update of 6000 per week?
In The Economist for 23rd April is a special report that I took some time to absorb. On balance this is the first in-depth press perspective on the auto industry that places focus on the subjects we raise here every day. They discuss Tesla in various parts, favorably, while flatly stating that several Chinese companies are iterating more rapidly than Tesla; mostly credited because of faster, more frequent updates. My view is that these articles should be mandatory reading for TSLA investors. We need not agree with all of it but we cannot fail to understand that finally a traditional news source really understands:
www.economist.com
A difficult new world | Apr 22nd 2023 | The Economist
A difficult new world. Special report from The Economist. You've seen the news, now discover the story.
JRP3
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Manchin trying to derail the IRA he helped write because it's actually helping EV sales
www.yahoo.com
Manchin's 'playing with fire' — and some Democrats are tired of the drama
The West Virginia senator contends the administration is defying Congress in its rollout of the last year's climate law. Some fellow Democrats fear he's undermining the legislation he shaped.
We are usually down 3% pre market when there's a price cut. Now we are only down 0.5% after a price hike. This is what winning looks like.
What do we expect from a Maserati-driving, houseboat-living, slag coal-selling, elected West Virginian?Manchin trying to derail the IRA he helped write because it's actually helping EV sales
Manchin's 'playing with fire' — and some Democrats are tired of the drama
The West Virginia senator contends the administration is defying Congress in its rollout of the last year's climate law. Some fellow Democrats fear he's undermining the legislation he shaped.
It seems the $250 raise is a signal to the consumer that prices are no longer declining .
Part of me thinks Tesla is adjusting prices every week or two just to make the media constantly write articles advertising Tesla prices to the public.
Tesla doesn't need to advertise if they can easily manipulate the media to advertise for them. For free. On a regular basis. Around the world!
Manchin trying to derail the IRA he helped write because it's actually helping EV sales
Manchin's 'playing with fire' — and some Democrats are tired of the drama
The West Virginia senator contends the administration is defying Congress in its rollout of the last year's climate law. Some fellow Democrats fear he's undermining the legislation he shaped.
I think it's more that the Made in America (or places with free-trade agreements) provisions have been watered down by the delay in issuing the rules, and the leasing workaround. Plus they went from an SUV classification with some semblance of relation to capability to the weaker EPA classification, which raised the MSRP limits on a bunch of vehicles.
It makes it a lot harder for him to sell the bill to his constituents when any clauses he helped to include are being dodged by the administration.
JRP3
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At the end of the day, he is obligated to represent the people of WV. Manchin played a critical role in the writing and passing of the IRA. If he loses re-election, Democrats will find it even more difficult to get laws and budgets passed.
He meant for the credit to be applied to future vehicles with more stringent mineral and battery sourcing requirements. He prioritizes domestic production over faster adoption.
True, but I think he's doing this to put on a show for the constituents he sold out. He had to know when he voted for it that he couldn't trust the integrity of this administration to work within the confines of the bill, and use it as a tool to stimulate American jobs and manufacturing. The article is pretty good-they are honest enough to refer to this as a "climate" bill and not pretend that ~$1 trillion in new spending will do anything to reduce inflation.
JRP3
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He literally said he didn't want to give any money to EVs.
TrendTrader007
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There's saying you don't want to give money to EVs, but there's also the reality of politics that you trade one thing for another. But if you trade and then you think the other side isn't playing fair on the bill, then there's a reason to be upset.
You are confusing honesty and politicians playing both sides of the fence to get re-elected.
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