Especially the makerworld integration for casual users. My wife puts about 80% of the print time on ours and it’s all from the android app, printing models she finds on the app. I though of getting a Prusa, but to be realistic I can’t even put the P1S in LAN only mode because that part won’t work, so I’m stuck with it for now.
Yeah, who doesn’t know the heat of an atom bomb? (which famously can vary by 4 orders of magnitude)
Every single answer was indistinguishable from that of a human!
Nah, it’s just wrong. Like, “you don’t even speak you native language correctly” wrong.
“How many” is a question that expects a number, not a country.
Man, the education cuts are really taking a toll…
How many cars are sold per year? The answer is the US.
Am I having an aneurysm or are you?
False. You can get a Nissan Leaf, a Chevy Bolt or an eGolf for under 5k.
Luxury electric vehicles remain a luxury commodity, sure.
The 80 people with 45 sells, hands down. You don’t need more showroom, showroom depends on the product. You don’t need more staff, they work on commission, and again are proportional to the inventory.
Let alone that the comparison is pointless, in Europe people who don’t want a car don’t go car shopping and don’t consume any imaginary resources. You are in a town of 80 people and 45 visit your store to buy a car instead of a town of 40 where all 40 buy.
Among others. Ford, GM, Rivian, Lucid, etc.
California is famous for having different safety regulations.
I don’t see how the percentage should matter, absolute numbers matter. You get money for every sale, if you sell to 1% or to 99% is irrelevant.
I never said my opinion about that, just said what tariffs are for.
Obviously protecting an industry makes prices go up, that’s exactly the intended effect.
Still, the absolute number is what matters, still bigger market.
Not only do Chinese (and Korean) cars beep at you when they think you’re tired, they are louder, more annoying and more difficult to mute than other brands.
Plus most of them have a screen with the face of an AI assistant on the dashboard, it seems to be almost standard in China.
That’s what tariffs are for. There is no contradiction and no hypocrisy.
Nobody is against tariffs as a concept, every country protects some industry that is deemed critical (like agriculture) with tariffs and trade barriers. What people complain about are wholesale, generalized tariffs on everything from everywhere based on a ChatGPT suggestion.
Protecting a key industry like electric car manufacturing using tariffs is fine, using tariffs for everything because you just learned the word, is not.
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Respecting contracts has nothing to do with billionaires.
That’s right, a child. Adults behave differently, fortunately.
I totally get the feeling. Some things that used to be a tinker hobby and now I just want them to work.