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Whoa...reading that doesn't rub me the right way at all. I trust Tesla, though, so maybe I'm misreading/misinterpreting it.

• ams6110 10y ago
  Why do you trust Tesla? In what ways are their interests aligned with yours?
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  • huihe9849hjjgkg 10y ago
    Trying to save the planet would be one way.
  • 2bitencryption 10y ago
    Why would you not trust Tesla? Are their interests not aligned with yours?
    • serge2k 10y ago
      Clearly they aren't, they are trying to limit what I can do with my vehicle.
      • imtringued 10y ago
        From an economic perspective there is no difference between a product that can't do X and a product that could do X but it's not enabled or limited in some way. Implementing logic in an ASIC which cannot be modified and implementing logic with an embedded processor where the software can be modified but this feature is disabled is the same thing. Both are intended to be black boxes that just do one thing and nothing else. Yet for some reason you expect to be able to modify the embedded processor.
    • amadvance 10y ago
      Usually companies are mainly interested on getting money from me...
  • Symmetry 10y ago
    It's easy to assume that because Tesla is idealistic about climate change they're also idealistic about free software.