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Bingo bango, imagine this thing against a BYD seal (which surprise, surprise still has four doors and power windows … standard 💀).

Competition would have made American automakers go on the offensive and the American consumer better off as they watched companies duke it out. This is a miss 🫠.

I thought the same thing. BYD the parent company behind the luxury coupe that broke the record also routinely makes inexpensive and long range EVs. Where were the calls for VW to make more affordable and effective vehicles when Bugatti previously broke speed records? Takes like this make no sense.

Zohran, for the win!

Congrats on the launch!

Yeah, I agree this is the best color of this release, the silver just works.

Bingo! No more running from the competition.

Yes, the China drop is especially massive. I was calling out that they’re also loosing on their home turf.

China is down, but what should also be recognized is that Europe and Germany are also down. Porsche needs to wake up.

Solid state batteries in 2027, 10-80% charging in 6.5 minutes from a company that supplies parts to BMW and Porsche. The future still very much is electric!!!!

Thanks, and next up is completing a course on Python as a precursor to a course on data structures and algorithms, and strengthening my understanding of React Router and JavaScript via micro courses on both subjects.

It’s done! After completing 1,400+ lessons, 930+ exercises, and creating
20 repos on GitHub. I’ve completed the @scrimba.bsky.social FrontEnd Developer Career Path. I feel GREAT. I know I still have more to learn & that this is the 1st step, but I’m HYPE about my future as a designer & programmer.

This looks cool thanks for posting 👌🏾

This looks pretty cool 👀

Yeah there are definitely some pockets of people who don’t like change. As designers we understand that change is inevitable, but most other people aren’t comfortable with that fact.

Again though for me and the planet, that electric Vette is a win.

My dream sports coupe is a Vette. This made me smile from ear to ear when I saw it a week ago. I’ll get back to posting regularly once I’ve made enough headway with my coding self learning. I’m glad you shared it though!

Hopefully with the C9 we get a fully electric model. I can’t wait to see it.

Great write up thanks for sharing this, Michael!

I know the EV sports car coupe market is a bit dry at the moment, but here’s hoping things like the EV M4, EV Cayman/Boxster, or the non-coupe, but Lancia Integrale inspired, Rivian R3X are things that fit your needs in the future.

Please provide a way for us to save posts and categorize those saves in the app!

+1

I enjoyed taking @miriam.codes CSS cascading layouts workshop course earlier this year. Thanks for continuing to help others improve their understanding of CSS, what’s possible with the language, and the history of the web!

It be a true travesty if future generations ability to build understanding was slighted.

No worries, and that’s a fair stance to have. Technology has done a lot of damage over the past decade. I do think generative AI’s rollout in education will need to be monitored closely, the greatest asset any of us have is our mind.

I agree we shouldn’t walk into anymore situations blind to the potential downfalls of a new technology.

We don’t, standardized testing was supposed to be that, but I think everyone can admit that, that experiment didn’t go as planned. Our current discussion about what makes education great would be exactly what I’d like to see more of. I also share your belief that AI isn’t a magic bullet.

I think saying come back to me when you learn “X, Y, and Z” is incredibly dismissive. Part of the reasons some students have appreciated these tools is because they can ask questions (sometimes foolish ones) without judgement.

I’m not following what you’re saying here and I’m trying to have a light hearted conversation around a field that hasn’t fully taken shape yet.

It’s early days, but I’m hopeful these platforms usher in a more rich educational experience that see future kids do amazing stuff.

Yeah I think retention & a true understanding of topics (not just memorization of facts by individuals) would be great benchmarks to validate the power of these tools. I think it could also spur meaningful convos about raising the quality of education for all students (especially in public schools).

Why would a person use learning mode if they just wanted an answer? Wouldn’t a person’s desire for an immediate answer defeat the point of them opting for this mode in the first place, negating the need for prompt injection? Or were you thinking of some other driving factor here?

I agree that without some one to validate your understanding of materials any self learning approach is likely to fall short, but I don’t think that’s what these systems are attempting to do.

As an exercise of just speaking through this topic isn’t the thinking with these tools that they would augment classroom learning, not be used in place of human driven instruction.