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Cita de: wanderer en Noviembre 25, 2022, 13:00:23 pmYo creo que la cosa no es tanto "no tendrás nada y serás feliz" sino "no tendrás nada, y además te quedará claro clarinete que has sido, eres y serás un tontolaba de la vida". Si no te das cuenta siquiera de eso no ya es sólo que no tendrás nada, sino que el valor de tu existencia será negativo, y como tal, dispensable para lo que hubiera menester.Gracias por su comprensiónYo es que creo que el que escribió eso tenía graves problemas de autoconsciencia. Es decir era incapaz de leerse a sí mismo como si fuese un tercero. Porque de otra forma hubiese visto lo distópico que parece, siniestramente distópico o distópicamente siniestro.No poseerás nada. Premisa negativa. Suspenso en primero de comunicación. Empezamos con que me van a joder.y (pero) serás feliz. Los peros (aunque se evite la palabra en sí) también son malos en comunicación.Frase correcta (o al menos mejor): Serás feliz porque podrás acceder a cualquier servicio o producto a medida que lo necesitas sin necesidad de comprarlo y evitando su infrautilización.Aún así lo de vincular la felicidad con el consumo ya tiene bemoles.Lo que pasa es que la frase positiva da a entender que el alquiler o suscripción será una opción. "No poseerás nada" parece dar a entender que el universo se las va a apañar para despojarte de todo.
Yo creo que la cosa no es tanto "no tendrás nada y serás feliz" sino "no tendrás nada, y además te quedará claro clarinete que has sido, eres y serás un tontolaba de la vida". Si no te das cuenta siquiera de eso no ya es sólo que no tendrás nada, sino que el valor de tu existencia será negativo, y como tal, dispensable para lo que hubiera menester.Gracias por su comprensión
Sodium-ion batteries expected in EVs with ranges of up to 500 km, CATL exec says
Citar Sodium-ion batteries expected in EVs with ranges of up to 500 km, CATL exec sayshttps://cnevpost.com/2022/11/29/sodium-ion-batteries-evs-ranges-500-km-catl-exec/Llegan las baterías de sodio al coche eléctrico. Ya. Los cuellos de botella en la producción de litio van a ser poco significativos en la implantación del coche eléctrico. Va a ser complicado convencernos de un inminente peak sodio. Algo tendrán que decir ahora los neomalthusianos, ¿no?. Expectante quedo.
Tesla Delivers Its First Electric Semi TrucksPosted by BeauHD on Friday December 02, 2022 @07:45PM from the better-late-than-never dept.Electrek recaps yesterday's Tesla's Semi Delivery Event in Nevada:CitarAs expected, Tesla delivered the first electric trucks to PepsiCo, a long-time reservation holder, and held a presentation to reveal more details about the production version of the Tesla Semi. There wasn't any big surprise during the presentation. Tesla basically delivered on its original promises made in 2017 when it first unveiled the prototypes of the Tesla Semi. Despite the lack of major changes, it's still a big moment since the electric truck has the potential to change the trucking industry for good by eliminating emissions and significantly reducing costs.In terms of the technology powering the truck, things have changed since the original prototypes, but not in any major ways. Tesla is now using a tri-motor drivetrain that is basically the same as in the Model S and Model X Plaid. Dan Priestley, Tesla Semi Program manager, explained that Tesla is using one of the motors for cruising speed geared toward peak efficiency at highway speeds and the two other motors are used for torque when accelerating in order to create a smooth driving experience never seen in a class 8 truck before. To prove the capacity, Tesla shared a very impressive video of a Tesla Semi loaded at 82,000 lb. passing a diesel truck at 6% incline on the Donner Pass as if it's nothing:Tesla promised a range of 500 miles with a full load five years ago, and it delivered on the promise. Tesla shared data on a 500-mile trip with a full load of just under 82,000 lb. total with the tractor. It started out in the Bay Area with a 97% state of charge and ended up in San Diego with still 4% charge. Tesla reiterated that it can achieve a less-than-2 kWh-per-mile efficiency, which means that trucking companies can achieve up to $70,000 in fuel savings per year depending on their cost of electricity. Once the battery pack is depleted after 500 miles or so, you can expect blazing-fast charging thanks to the new 1-megawatt charging technology developed by Tesla. The automaker also said it will make it to the Cybertruck.In an updated article, Electrek's Fred Lambert says Musk confirmed Tesla Semi's efficiency at 1.7 kWh per mile, "which means it has a roughly 900 kWh battery pack."Tesla didn't reveal the weight of the actual truck or the price. "In 2017, Tesla said the trucks would be $150,000, $180,000, and $200,000, depending on the model, but those prices are expected to have changed over the last five years," reports Lambert.
As expected, Tesla delivered the first electric trucks to PepsiCo, a long-time reservation holder, and held a presentation to reveal more details about the production version of the Tesla Semi. There wasn't any big surprise during the presentation. Tesla basically delivered on its original promises made in 2017 when it first unveiled the prototypes of the Tesla Semi. Despite the lack of major changes, it's still a big moment since the electric truck has the potential to change the trucking industry for good by eliminating emissions and significantly reducing costs.In terms of the technology powering the truck, things have changed since the original prototypes, but not in any major ways. Tesla is now using a tri-motor drivetrain that is basically the same as in the Model S and Model X Plaid. Dan Priestley, Tesla Semi Program manager, explained that Tesla is using one of the motors for cruising speed geared toward peak efficiency at highway speeds and the two other motors are used for torque when accelerating in order to create a smooth driving experience never seen in a class 8 truck before. To prove the capacity, Tesla shared a very impressive video of a Tesla Semi loaded at 82,000 lb. passing a diesel truck at 6% incline on the Donner Pass as if it's nothing:Tesla promised a range of 500 miles with a full load five years ago, and it delivered on the promise. Tesla shared data on a 500-mile trip with a full load of just under 82,000 lb. total with the tractor. It started out in the Bay Area with a 97% state of charge and ended up in San Diego with still 4% charge. Tesla reiterated that it can achieve a less-than-2 kWh-per-mile efficiency, which means that trucking companies can achieve up to $70,000 in fuel savings per year depending on their cost of electricity. Once the battery pack is depleted after 500 miles or so, you can expect blazing-fast charging thanks to the new 1-megawatt charging technology developed by Tesla. The automaker also said it will make it to the Cybertruck.
Llega el verdadero boom de las renovables: se instalará en los próximos cinco años lo mismo que en los últimos 20
Se espera que la capacidad mundial de energía renovable crezca en 2.400 gigavatios (GW) durante el período 2022-2027, una cantidad equivalente a la capacidad total de energía de China en la actualidad