nilloc

I wonder how mine ai is on the now.

as a power play and not as a missionary thing.

They don’t know there is a difference.

I use greasemonkey to do a similar trick with the skip and dismiss buttons. But added random delays up to 2 seconds in an attempt to mimic a human clicking the button.

Also instead of an interval running, you can use MutationObserver and a callback to only run the code when the DOM changes and adds the button.

And some of us are ok with that…

The design isn’t viable. They could have developed a new car in less time if it wasn’t going to be an absolute nightmare to produce reliably.

Family emerald mines not withstanding.

As used cars, they aren’t very attractive for 2 big reasons.

Repair facilities and even just new parts are rare and can take months to book (which is a problem for new teslas as well).

But a bigger problem is that Tesla iterates parts designs, so if you have a used Tesla and the door handle breaks, you might not be able to get the right part to repair it, or you might need to make a series of other changes for it to work.

When you buy a Tesla, your buying a test mule that is a work in progress. That’s why most car companies spend 3+ years developing traditional vehicles before coming to market. And they used decades of institutional experience and known good components instead of attempting to reinvent it all (even the manufacturing process, which Tesla learned hard lessons about early on).

That’s how I read it too. More like a fully encrypted anonymized trackerless BitTorrent client (or even more like Hotline (a pair of sort of FTP/chat/bbs client and server apps) for the older pirates in the audience.

Everyone else just doesn't know how to have a 'relationship' with a computer and they get frustrated when they can't immediately understand it.

And those are iPad people.