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> But they've got no obligation to prove anything to random people on the internet. They are a publicly traded company. I'm a tesla investor and deserve to kn
by volta83 5y ago
> But they've got no obligation to prove anything to random people on the internet.
They are a publicly traded company.
I'm a tesla investor and deserve to know.
If they are right and their hardware is 10x better than the competitor, then I'm happy. If they are wrong and they could have get 10x better outcomes by spending 100x less money, I'll be very pissed off.
> They probably don't want to waste time and energy running a benchmark to compete in someone else's top N list.
It costs no time. It's the first thing anybody does when building any cluster. It's part of accepting the materials from your suppliers to check that they didn't sell you shit.
- chrisseaton 5y ago> I'm a tesla investor and deserve to know. I'm not an expert in securities law, but I don't believe being an investor entitles you to demand arbitrary proprietary information you want from a company. Otherwise people would buy one Apple share and find out what specs the new iPhone will have.