Re:Tesla and Panasonic freeze spending on $4.5B Gigafactory
by mikorym on Thursday April 11, 2019 @08:21AM
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There is a potential workaround if it makes you feel better.
Get the thing in loan twice: that way you don't need any particular of the two.
Somewhat unfortunately, that latter statement is just as troublesome and can translate as "I am using you, x, as a way to make y feel jealous."
Re:Tesla and Panasonic freeze spending on $4.5B Gigafactory
by frolig on Thursday April 11, 2019 @08:46AM
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Which works if you're not looking for a wife!
In the context of Tesla, if the gigafactory is not the endgame.
Re:Tesla and Panasonic freeze spending on $4.5B Gigafactory
by jsight on Thursday April 11, 2019 @10:49AM
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I was thinking about that last bit earlier. What if gigafactory has spawned enough competition to make further aggressive development less necessary? Or what if there are tax breaks to be found in other states for a new plant (possibly with less of a focus on batteries)?
There are a lot of possibilities here, since the demand drivers won't appear for another year or so.
Re:Tesla and Panasonic freeze spending on $4.5B Gigafactory
by jokowueu on Thursday April 11, 2019 @08:07AM
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Name of book?
Re:Tesla and Panasonic freeze spending on $4.5B Gigafactory
by agumonkey on Thursday April 11, 2019 @08:12AM
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No idea at all, it was at someone's parents house, I just read one page and that sentence stuck in my mind because it felt insanely unfair.
Re:Tesla and Panasonic freeze spending on $4.5B Gigafactory
by itronitron on Thursday April 11, 2019 @10:34AM
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reminds me of John Giorno's poetry, which I highly recommend ... 'I don't need it, I don't want it, and you cheated me out of it!'
Re:Tesla and Panasonic freeze spending on $4.5B Gigafactory
by phjesusthatguy3 on Thursday April 11, 2019 @10:50AM
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The one vinyl record I've owned that I actually miss[0] is a double-LP of John Giorno, William S. Burroughs and Laurie Anderson doing their thing(s). They each had one side and the fourth had three side-by-side tracks, one for each of them, and you got what you got when you put the needle down. It died in the hot trunk of my car one day.
EDIT: I lost it a long time ago. It appears to include the piece you were referring to!
[0]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/You%27re_the_Guy_I_Want_to_Sha...
read this in a poetry book about love. Many things in life are ultra hard to get when you're further away from it.. an hommage to the non linear multivariate nature of life maybe