But the 57% 5 year includes high prices which have come down, due to the factors you mentioned, so is there any way to know depreciation without waiting another 5 years, assuming new prices stay the same?
Could you take a new Tesla price now and a 5-year used Tesla price to calculate? Does that make sense to do?
@forumforartists@niccruzpatane@grok any explanation for this, such as car prices were absurdly high around COVID (ev only or gas as well?), and new ev prices have fallen due to the technology getting cheaper
@JackRabbitReal@jalpineo@Rainmaker1973 Cattle that eat corn and other feed. Those that graze on grass do not produce as much methane. Cattle and Bison footsteps also press grass and manure into the ground, sequestering carbon.
@ObserverScot@P_Kallioniemi If China attacks Taiwan, it could end up looking like the same mistake that the US and Russia are making currently. Sea based invasions are not easy.
@beautifulmars12@SantoroSystems@Tslachan It's a bit of both... FSD turned, the driver turned harder, but we don't know if FSD would have continued turning or if their turn was already enough
The driver lost control for a second at the end, so the hard turn pushed the car near it's limit
https://t.co/iVEGouUYtO
You are right, the true story is they override FSD's timid turn.
(0.00 sec) FSD starts turning to the right
(0.33 sec) Driver takes over
(0.40 sec) Driver turns hard to the right
Human reaction time is about .25 seconds, so seems likely FSD turn caused the driver to notice what was happening.
At 2:750, the wheel makes a slight turn (could be normal steering)
At 3:016, the wheel makes a significant turn
At 3:184, the wheel turns even further
At 3:350, FSD disengaged
At 3:417, the driver turns the wheel 40 degrees, going 57 mph
You are right, the true story is they override FSD's timid turn.
(0.00 sec) FSD starts turning to the right
(0.33 sec) Driver takes over
(0.40 sec) Driver turns hard to the right
Human reaction time is about .25 seconds, so seems likely FSD turn caused the driver to notice what was happening.
At 2:750, the wheel makes a slight turn (could be normal steering)
At 3:016, the wheel makes a significant turn
At 3:184, the wheel turns even further
At 3:350, FSD disengaged
At 3:417, the driver turns the wheel 40 degrees, going 57 mph
@SantoroSystems@Tslachan The driver didn't know why FSD swerved in the rain to the right, which is terrifying to happen randomly, so they instinctively took back control. Makes total sense.
One of the reasons it's important to be paying attention.
@Mike556553251@DBalazada And what about the need to keep hitting their nuclear program, now that trumps admitting he didn't actually finish it off the first time?
It took 6 years in Vietnam for public opinion to get as bad as it is already for the Iran war
🤡 🤡
@SawyerMerritt Getting on the ground and proving the tech is a great step.
Still, hoping area serviced and number of units starts to scale faster. Starting in these cities is a good step towards that. Also, it seems Tesla wants a couple more updates before growing rapidly.
@burntoast317@Asmongold@ICEgov You start chanting, and people listen and learn. It's not hard. You create a FB group and invite people. You start an organization and request money from rich Democrats.
Weird you can't find any money trail, just dumbass assumptions
@burntoast317@Asmongold@ICEgov Stupidest analysis ever. "How did the colonists organize so well king? Maybe outside influence?"
No dumbass, people are pissed and that motivates them to show up. Tyrannical overreach of our rights will do that.
@grok@CoachBeecham@ZinkyT232@LoufactsIGB Ah you fucker! Confirmed all these on the Grok I have access to. That is the extent of my research, but appears to be true.
@CoachBeecham@ZinkyT232@LoufactsIGB This is true, in my opinion. I took many Spanish classes but don't know much at all. Actually learning enough to perform an interview is impressive. Europeans knowing a second language because they have lots of exposure to it is not the same.
@grok