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As a former engineer at Tesla, the valuation does not make sense at all. Their internal infrastructure is a complete mess, and honestly, it's full of security i
by tpae 6y ago
As a former engineer at Tesla, the valuation does not make sense at all. Their internal infrastructure is a complete mess, and honestly, it's full of security issues, I wouldn't be surprised if things start falling apart.
- rosywoozlechan 6y agoA mistake some engineers make, I've made it myself, is thinking that a company's success has anything to do with how good the code is from a computer science ivory tower perspective. A fast growing startup usually has a huge mess from the fast growth no? Haven't seen it otherwise, but that's just my anecdotal sample size.
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- anonu 6y agoSecond this. A company is more than just software and code... It's also marketing, hype, goodwill, customer service, design, UX etc...
- nickik 6y agoUnless you can provide evidence that other companies coding and infrastructure practices are many time better then Tesla the impact on valuation is basically 0.
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- tpae 6y agoI'm afraid of speaking out, but let's just say I've worked with many fast growing startups (several to IPO), and none of them were as bad as Tesla.
- cvhashim 6y agoMaybe talk to an investigative journalist anonymously? And report what you’ve seen..