This result matches largely with the startups claims. Given what they tested, cycle times and aging are largely unknown and thermal management requirements are quite high for fast charging, this results in problems with packing, aging and charge losses. Its a nice first step, but there is a ways to go until market readiness IMHO.
I'm something of an electrical engineer but not a battery expert by any means.
Sounds alot like a dying drive. If you love your data, you better have a copy somewhere. Better already have but if it's not too late, now is the time.
Properly used LLMs bring quite a few benefits, saying it can't do anything useful crosses into fuckcars territory... Its oberhyped and used a lot like somebody uses a wrench to write sa letter, but that's just how people test out new technology.
Yeah great, let's be the flip side of the coin instead of a force for betterment in the world. Let's kill 23 year olds that barely have lived or learned at all and totally will never change in their lives.
Same. Most revolution overthrows a leader and instead of locking him up for good so he can't hurt anybody, they can't stop their mob justice and Lynch him instead. No need to kill them, just put them out to pasture.
I just canceled an office space my company rented because they put up a TV in the kitchen playing ads. They refused to relent and we are moving out now.
To be fair, for most shithole countries tourism is a beloved form of income. So they usually leave travelers alone. Even NK mostly. The US started violating that rule, that's why tourism is down massively.
Comparison is sadly not that good. Comparing cost per kWh is not great. Gas is instant power anywhere and solar is power generation if the sun shines. I'm massively pro solar, but without buffering ("storing") the power and its actual cost, this is just not accurate.
This result matches largely with the startups claims. Given what they tested, cycle times and aging are largely unknown and thermal management requirements are quite high for fast charging, this results in problems with packing, aging and charge losses. Its a nice first step, but there is a ways to go until market readiness IMHO.
I'm something of an electrical engineer but not a battery expert by any means.