

It absolutely does. Still this act itself is a presumption based on thinking it being so, but it could simply be that that person just has a different vocabulary and word usage.
Yes I am no fun at parties and humans are so complicated it sucks.


It absolutely does. Still this act itself is a presumption based on thinking it being so, but it could simply be that that person just has a different vocabulary and word usage.
Yes I am no fun at parties and humans are so complicated it sucks.


Yes, but it’s being a critical part of it’s infrastructure.


But… It’s not wrong. Those cables make up the intercontinental connections. The latency via satellite is far worse.


I’m just here to say having a common name is really nice imo.


The risk of one of the motors not behaving as expected. Yes I am aware they’re very reliable but I have also been close to software development and that’s where my doubts come from.
But maybe they’re unfounded, that’s why I am asking and also being surprised in trying to update my foundation with knowledge and people downvote on that.


Hm, I have the feeling I said something wrong? In any case, no offense was intended.


Good to hear and I understand electric motors but being in IT I have a special perspective on failures. And I’d rather have an axle suddenly accelerate /decelerate instead of one wheel.


Of course you can do neat things but I’ve seen so much technical failure in my life that I believe I would not want to risk this setup.


Interesting to hear and yes of course it’s possible and I believe the simple thing but not it being worth the risk. Yet at least.


Oh I can assure you it’s real. But it’s easy to see, even trump follows (followed - now he doesn’t need to anymore) this logic.
Its not funny if you have a pathological narcissist in your vicinity.


No, I might be behind the times on this but usually you power axles, do you not (really naively asking)?
I would imagines any disruptions only affecting one wheel instead of axle being rather catastrophic. The brakes are also always set up in a way that you don’t brake on one wheel only even if it’s damaged.
So uncoupling all 4 wheels seems like a really really bad idea. Of course you can compensate this electronically, but that will work about sd well as the Boeing 737 max with its issues. There are physical things you should not mess with.
But maybe as I said I am behind the times and with electric cars that’s normal now to power wheels (l/r) separately?


Nobody commenting on
The Luce runs with a Ferrari-made electric motor on each wheel
I do not see any scenario where this could go wrong. Oh wait…


Yes, they are. But posting this without context is misleading completely in the wrong direction.
I remember reading an article about how they tuned all of that way into the players favor because the subjective impression of the mathematical probability was far too negative and punishing.


Not in the US, 38-40 hour weeks are realistic in eg. Germany.


Arrives late bimut) but smirks…
:x


As with most questions regarding companies… Money.


Drive rush hour here daily, you’ll notice we have a fair share of our own inconsiderate idiots here.
Oh and literal reckless murderers.


Chiming in with the ‘you might be neurodivergent’ crowd.
Absolutely typical.
Welcome and feel free to ping if you want to know stuff.


And rightly so.
You might be spot on there. I’m not natively English and also neurodivergent which separately leads to a lot of miscommunication let alone together.
What comes across as confusion might literally be a completely different view and understanding.
Anyhow it’s absolutely not critical here, for all I care smoke signs are still relevant 🤣