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Not at the timescale humans are forcing.

I’d suggest using a Mac until it doesn’t actually work. Then you can find a new computer to compromise with.

Honest question, what is anti-competitive about the iPhone deal?

No. The White House Press Office does not need a twitter account. They can issue press releases and hold press conferences, and both will be widely covered by the national media or view on the internet. There is no reason they need to use twitter.

This is simply not true, as evidenced by Waymo driving on roads faster than 25 mph

They won't, though, without HD maps. That's the irony.

Nobody working on (real) SDCs is worried about rain or snow. Yes it's a problem right now, but a clearly solvable one. It hasn't been solved yet because it isn't a high priority.

X is what Google used to be.

When the population collapses, the species will go extinct.

Yeah, I've gone from 60-90 minutes of podcasts per day to zero.

Quite good, in my experience. I would describe it as "seamless." I use it every day (or I did, before lockdown) in my Model 3.

It's paper.

Increasing capex for new products.

https://www.apple.com/covid19/ doesn't require either of those things.

I'm quite happy with Gmail... It doesn't have any of the negatives listed above.

IB files are essentially impossible to code review.

Campaign finance reform.

Which is why the comparison is pointless.

In some ways they are more "forget about it" than lead acid -- lithium battery life is measured in cycles, rather than time. Your lead acid battery will be dead in 5 years, but your lithium batteries can last for 5,000+ cycles, even more if the cells are intelligently discharged.

As for cold temperatures -- less current can be drawn from each cell. In those cases, you can add more cells to still perform adequately in the cold. And this may even fit in the same form factor as the existing lead acid battery, because lithium batteries are physically smaller.

Contractors are not expected to work after hours. This is a reasonable stance for the company to take.

I know people at both Tesla and Waymo, and Tesla does not pay as well as Waymo.

If you have to rent a car to go hiking, you aren't going to hike very often.

And then go back to the grocery store every day. What a waste of time. You can also wash your laundry but hand. The reality is we have these appliances (including cars) because they increase our personal efficiency quite a bit.

Model 3 appears to be the #6 best selling car in USA last quarter* and I don't believe there is much of any USA tax incentive anymore.

https://cleantechnica.com/2019/10/06/tesla-model-3-6th-best-...

Depends how you define "reduction in revenue." YoY growth in units but reduction in per-unit profit is often a very good sign. See Apple when they introduced the iPod mini. Average sale price went down but number of units continued to increase.

No I don't think so. Deliveries are still going up and up! Just not quite as high as the TOP end of the Wall st. forecast.

Damaged growth story? Tesla delivered more cars this quarter than ever before: https://www.cnbc.com/2019/10/02/tesla-tsla-3q-2019-productio...

Lower ASP is to be expected as people are buying many more (and increasing) Model 3 than Model S/X.

Then buy a phone with expandable storage, that does run Google's operating system. That's the beauty of Google -- don't like their hardware? Buy one of the hundred other models.

Internally, Google employees have quite a large incentive to NOT collect unnecessary data. It's a fundamental tenant. Don't collect any data unless it's for a specific tangible feature that benefits the user.

I'm usually flying Alaska or United or Southwest, but yes, they do tell you which plane.

How many Chrome updates have you gotten that did not break your computer? Was your computer broken by this? My understanding is the rollout was stopped fairly quickly.