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My dad is Ukrainian. We all know each other.

It’s okay to just “let it go” sometimes. You do not always have to post and comment on every thread if you have nothing useful to contribute.

He’s been bad

So, like most of the internet

Yes. The cup holders are what will bankrupt them. You should write an op ed.

I know you think you’re making a point, and that’s fine, but I’m not trying to convince you to change your opinion or like the cup holders. It is simply extremely clear it is not an NHTSA or safety issue, and you seem to continue to disagree. Jokes aside, that’s fine, but it’s not changing...

Because expensive things are all perfect, in their default state, for every single human?

Okay. I genuinely wish you happiness and enormous cup holders.

I suspect it would be a relatively small academy and wouldn’t make much financial sense.

I can confirm Ukraine has a lot of working Lucid Airs, along with shops to fix them, and one has never been sold in Ukraine. You can do the rest of that math.

I saw this with absolutely no sarcasm: thank you for your service. <3

Look outside, find green grass on the ground, go roll in it :p

We are all literally using Lucid’s API which, while unpublished, exists because they built it. The Python bindings and everything else the community has built rely on that API. We are building things because we love the car, not because Lucid is incapable of building things. It’s okay to be...

No, it doesn’t. It demonstrates that enterprising consumers can do amazing things with AI now, when the sum total of their customers includes… themselves. Things are harder when you’re building something for more than one person. @DeaneG *already* is worried about liability because of our...

@kandid may or may not be able to help

This is also accurate to my understanding in case people were wondering

It’s certainly cheap.

You learned how to do it the first time you ever saw a cup holder. You just don’t remember learning it. Once upon a time, you also learned how to walk. We don’t always consciously remember the things we’ve learned, and sometimes our learnings need to adapt, like walking on terrain that is new...

No need. My proof is the API states, which doesn’t have a state deeper than the standard “SLEEP”, which only takes a couple minutes to go into. You can see that with HA. It is entirely possible there is a “hidden” state that isn’t shown and I’m unaware of. Unlikely, but possible!

It’s your turn to rake