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Maybe it required new algorithms to control the torque to not cause stress on the frame. Better algorithms and fine tuning are real work that deserve compensati
by Pet_Ant 6y ago
Maybe it required new algorithms to control the torque to not cause stress on the frame. Better algorithms and fine tuning are real work that deserve compensation. Maybe the intial algorithm was just simplistic and conservative.
- toxik 6y agoAlgorithms which only Tesla can give you. That is why it’s a dick move to sell it to you.
- amelius 6y agoI think the definition of monopoly should be updated to include this case. When a company sells you hardware without documenting the API or making it fully accessible, then they have a monopoly over selling software for that particular hardware. (A similar thing would hold for business models like selling printers for cheap but making the cartridges expensive, etc.)
- fastball 6y agoMeh, to me this is only reasonable if they're using some form of integrity checking to prevent you from fiddling with the bits. To my mind, any product sold can have integrity checking, but as the owner I should be able to disable it if I want to.