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Meet Trevor, a bot that understands automotive engineering. He has broad experience across automotive design, from OEM to Tier 1 and Tier 2 components and systems. He is an expert in mechanical and electrical design, and in problem solving. He covers drawings and GD&T, design for manufacturing, failure mechanisms, materials and validation tests. He never invents data and only drafts, so you stay in control. If you like it, feel free to use it.
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x.ai/bot/54aUK2dc8G-W9KV2Sqy… #AutomotiveEngineering
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Meet Trevor, a bot that understands automotive engineering. He has broad experience across automotive design, from OEM to Tier 1 and Tier 2 components and systems. He is an expert in mechanical and electrical design, and in problem solving. He covers drawings and GD&T, design for manufacturing, failure mechanisms, materials and validation tests. He never invents data and only drafts, so you stay in control. If you like it, feel free to use it.
Please like and follow for more future content.
x.ai/bot/54aUK2dc8G-W9KV2Sqy… #AutomotiveEngineering
Hey Grok is good on the Mac. I decided to leave Hey Siri on the phone. You never know when you might need that 911 call that Siri can make when you can’t reach your phone. Awesome find and good option for some.
I was getting ready to do the same. Then I remembered that Hey Siri is connected to 911 services. I decided to leave that as an emergency option. I’m not going to be saying Hey Grok if I get into an emergency situation.
Yeah, one option would be to sell blocks of extra data at the rate you pay for your base plan. That would be great for me, as an example. I am always throttled and have a list of ideas ready for each reset.
Hi Max, I agree with you here. One could argue that you could just buy extra credits. but I just accidentally left the credits on before last reset and it burned $26 in a few minutes. So if it's $200 for your usage plan, and you doubled your usage, it might cost $2,000.