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EVs Are Not Close To Being As Cheap As Gas Cars, Mercedes Says The electric vehicle industry has seen a massive transformation over the last decade, in no small part thanks to massive reductions in the cost of large lithium-ion battery packs.
EVs may not get much cheaper at all over the next few years.
Reaching so-called "Price parity," Schäfer said, just isn't possible with any current commercially available battery technology.
The kind of affordable, high-density batteries required to make it possible either don't exist or only exist in tightly-controlled lab settings.
While we wait for a breakthrough, Schäfer says they can't promise that EVs will get any cheaper in the near term.
While increasing demand for large battery packs has helped through manufacturing advancements and economies of scale, it's this scale that is now posing a large challenge.
Thanks to both the increasing popularity of EVs and continued growth in consumer electronics, the demand for lithium batteries is on pace to far outstrip the capacity of current rare-earth metal mines.
Please seek better legal representation.
There's legislated protection for you and also already US case law as precedent.
I agree it does look flat. More color and some subtle animation will make a huge difference IMHO.
Set a timer for 5 minutes and stare at what you want to do. Don't do anything but stare and unfocus. For me that's switching to the IDE and looking at whatever code is loaded. I don't read it, I just stare for 5 mins. More times than not, before the 5 mins is up I've start working.
There's also acceptance that when you start anything, it's a slog. You need to "wade thorough sewage to get to clear water".
Change Your Brain: Neuroscientist Dr. Andrew Huberman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwQhKFMxmDY
I remember the 90s IDEs. They were not fun. But still better than nothing!
Thanks to Copilot, etc bad programmers can now get a lot further, and perhaps it would be good for them to struggle so that they can become better, but don't lay bad code at the feet of an IDE.