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It's fine that the car is a work in progress and it's also fine that they'll be tested on the streets before being fully baked. What's not fine is insisting yo
by dap 10y ago
It's fine that the car is a work in progress and it's also fine that they'll be tested on the streets before being fully baked.
What's not fine is insisting you don't need a permit (the primary purpose of which appears to be transparency regarding safety), having a safety incident, and then implying in a public statement that it wasn't related to a software failure when it was.