I recently got a peak at how the established car makers operate especially concerning their software development. The amount of engineering that goes into makin

I recently got a peak at how the established car makers operate especially concerning their software development. The amount of engineering that goes into making things scale across brands, market-segmentation, configurations, countries and getting the thing produced in high quantities while putting an incredible amount of engineering resources into literally shaving even a single euro of costs is insane. Tesla doesn't have to do any of this, yet. It's like a non-programmer looking at Twitter or even Google. How can this be hard? Isn't it doing the same job as Spotlight on your local computer? It's not! It's a much harder problem, primarily because of scaling, fighting with SEO, etc. We do understand this for software. The car business is more complicated than it looks.