Your battery has way, WAY more miles than you're going to need. You can charge overnight on 110v to keep it topped up, but if you have a night when you can't charge, your battery will still have plenty of miles, and you'll catch up on charging over the course of a few nights or the weekend.

It's just not a big deal.

Yeah, I just did one to an area with very few chargers. It was FINE.

You can buy a fairly modern, used Model S for $12.k now.

Renaldo noted that the essence of food trucks is market place agility. If you can roll a burrito you can vibe code .

The decline in bird population is due to crowding and reduction of food sources. Birds are often insectivores. If you want more birds, stop directly killing the bugs, and stop creating mono-culture ecosystems which cannot support bugs (grass lawns).

Crowding is harder. Crowding birds together again reduces food sources, but also increases disease spread. Adding greenspaces would at lease help there. Drawing birds where you want them seems like exactly what not to do.

That's just basic marketing psychology: By referring to it with gendered pronouns, its architects are trying to establish the most basic of interpersonal human connections so that readers/customers are softer on it. When a machine fucks up, it's directly identified as such while questions are put to the manufacturer/maintainer. When a human (or even animal) fucks up there could be an abundance of grace given to them, especially if its the first time for that mistake, and only in extreme cases would anyone bother to dig deeper. (In fact, I would put money on Andon specifically deciding on feminine over masculine as there are all sorts of studies/stories about the difference in customer/public perception to women vs men in the same role.)

It's the same playbook that techbros have been trying to run for this whole LLM racket which, FSM willing, will collapse almost as quickly as this experiment inevitably does when "she" is manipulated to donating the entire stock to a charity in exchange for PR credit.

As Carlin said: imagine the stupidity of the average person, then realize half of the population is more stupid than that

More like the total opposite, I'd say.

I can't imagine what's the business value of having ChatGPT doing a BloodNinja impression. It's not good for PR, it'd risk exclusion in serious environments, school and the like, it'd risk legal trouble, the list goes on. The potential for trouble far outweighs any possibly benefit, which is what? There's only downsides because it'd go wrong in some way sooner rather than later.

No, doubling down on serious, well paying uses and removing controversial ideas of little worth is exactly what looks like a clear, decent strategy here.

Dude. When you have more electricity, you have cheaper electricity. And even now, it's cheaper for most deliveries to use electric vehicles, and not by a small margin. The reason they use gas now is that's what they own. Small operators don't know how much they'd save with electric and are fearful, and buy new gas trucks. Most larger operators are buying a mix of gas and electric, and will move, as we have more cheap electricity to almost completely electric fleets. Kneecapping wind farms only slows slightly the transition already underway.

Where are the power plants for these?

This is pure passive aggressive grey beard Linux snobbery masquerading as thoughtful commentary

Apple is bsd Unix and has a complete set of Unix tools. Apple knows there customers needs probably better than any maker and you never were going to be one.

The whole point of this is it's inexpensive. Ic you desire more power it's not for you

There's no phone in this model
So we can't talk at all

Please someone answer this. I think there are no articles at all, but my understanding of Korean is way basic.

Have these guys never been in a cab in Korea?

Korea way better maps software than google maps and has had it for years. Every single good-sized building in Seoul is laid out in 3D on the map, so you can identify it -- and you need that because you have to navigate to Jangmi Castle 11D, which is one of 13 building which all look basically alike in a cluster. The Korean navigation software is SWEET and makes you envious -- we could really use that stuff in the US.

I suspect Google will come in, offer their stuff, and then be mystified as to why nobody uses it except western visitors (of which yes, there are a good number).