Google says a typical 8 oz. cup of brewed coffee has about 95 mg of caffeine, so that makes a 16 oz. cup of nitro cold brew equivalent to about 3 cups of regular coffee. That doesn't seem so bad! The LD50 for caffeine (the amount that would kill …

In addition to searching for topics, you can also read the "All" feed to see conversations in all topics, which can help you discover interesting new conversations in topics you aren't following yet.

Charging time depends entirely on how much charge the battery has when you start charging and how much charge you want to leave with. The battery charges much faster when it's less full, and charging gets much slower as you approach 100%, so if …

> How many times did you have to reboot the car (technically the infotainment stack)? I’ve read recently that it’s disgustingly common on the 3... almost as much as the original S. I didn't have to reboot ever. But I did try it a couple of times …

> Now, if Elon would just stop tweeting... Seriously. 🤦‍♂️ > Stomp accelerator pedal to the floor, instant full torque, no noise, no wheel spin, massive smooth acceleration. Well, maybe a rocket accelerates like that. Yeah! The Model 3 isn't quite …

I'm really impressed by how well the glass held up. I admit I've wondered how safe it would be in a rollover. I wonder if the driver's compression fracture was caused by a hard landing or by bonking her head on the glass. Either way, I'm glad she …

Yep, it's heavily tinted. You can see the cool effect of the glass treatment on water droplets in this photo (that reddish hue is refraction on the glass itself, not a reflected sunset!).

Good question. Those are what we call topics. Anyone can create a new topic when starting a conversation (if you type the name of a topic that doesn't yet exist, then it'll be created). Cake admins review newly created topics and will categorize …

The glass roof turned out to be way less of a problem than I expected it to be in the hot sun. It maybe let the car get a little warmer than it might have with a metal roof, but it wasn't really an issue. And the AC had no trouble at all cooling …

> Range anxiety is real (from what I've heard)! I actually didn't have much range anxiety at all, except that one time I mentioned when the car started out being really optimistic and then decided mid-drive that I might not make it (before later …

Ooh. I didn't keep track, but it turns out Tesla did! It looks like I made 31 supercharger stops overall, including a quick top-up in Austin before picking up family at the airport (not really part of the main road trip). So 30 stops divided by …

Great questions! > How did autopilot do in the rain when the visibility was poor? I ran into a heavy downpour while driving to Austin one day to pick up family at the airport. Massive globs of rain, falling so fast and hard that I could barely …

I’ll remember this trip fondly. Even after eight solid days of driving (plus more in between when I wasn’t driving quite as much), I’m still not tired of the car and I still find myself wanting to hop in and hit the road. I had a blast, learned a …

The car was rock solid. I had read varying reports of the Model 3’s reliability so I was half expecting to end up stranded in the middle of nowhere hundreds of miles from a Tesla service center, but I didn’t have a single problem with it. It was …

Autopilot was a godsend. I came to trust it a great deal and ended up using it for the majority of the drive. I still kept eyes on the road and a hand on the wheel, but I was surprised by how much more relaxed I felt with Autopilot controlling the …

I've just returned from a 5,000+ mile road trip in my Tesla Model 3. It was eight solid days of driving, roughly ten hours each day, during which I crossed a total of nine different states from Oregon to Texas and back again, and I absolutely loved …

You may be seeing coalesced activities. Here's how that currently works: Instead of adding a new item for every single action that occurs (such as a reaction to your post or a new post in your conversation), Cake coalesces actions of the same type …

Gotta be honest: Airbnb really sketches me out. I just got home from a lovely two week vacation during which I stayed at a bunch of hotels all across the country. I loved knowing that each night when I arrived I'd have a nice private room waiting …

Nope, ignoring and muting are separate things. Our thinking was that this way you have more control over what happens. There’s no way for someone to know if you’ve ignored them, but if you mute them, they’ll be able to tell when they try to post …

Great suggestions! We're already working hard on search, but I can't believe we haven't thought of adding keyboard nav. I'll add that to the todo list. 😄

Watch out for ticks! 😬

Bonus: that same butterfly perched on Felicity's shoulder looking strangely pensive.

It's hard to choose a favorite, but I've always been fond of this photo I took of @Felicity and her pal Hypolimnas bolina nerina (common eggfly butterfly) at the Melbourne Zoo. The little guy perched on her head for just a brief moment, and I …

I sometimes feel nostalgic for the Internet of the 90s, which was a pain in the ass to use and you had to dial into your ISP with a modem and sometimes your connection got dropped because someone picked up the phone. The technology was limited …

Amazing! I really enjoyed learning about your process. Whatever skill it is that enables people to start with a white screen and add pixels to it until it's art is a skill I don't have, so seeing the steps you took from inspiration to final work …