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I really had high hopes about Tesla as a company when they released Model 3. It was revolutionary and I was big fan. But then this English diver “incident” happ
by lnsru 3y ago
I really had high hopes about Tesla as a company when they released Model 3. It was revolutionary and I was big fan. But then this English diver “incident” happened. Ok, funny things happen and I tried to forget. And ignore continuous weird tweets from the owner. When I was able to afford one they removed ultrasonic sensors… And I understood, that this brand does not align with my understanding of ethics and technology.
- xvector 3y agoAnd they tried to paint removing it as a "feature" too. I love my Tesla but I will jump as soon as another car gets functional autopilot and compatibility with the Supercharger network.
- malfist 3y agoTesla has a functional autopilot?
- cowsup 3y agoI've been reading the Elon Musk book, I'm about halfway through. Some of the things in there, I'm surprised Musk was happy to admit to — they're intentionally cutting corners to reach self-imposed "milestones" on number of cars shipped in a given year, or reducing how waterproof their Solarlink roofs are in order to get more installed. This is the kind of thing that belongs in a damning exposé on a shoddy company, not a book promoted by the CEO.
- FireBeyond 3y ago> This is the kind of thing that belongs in a damning exposé on a shoddy company, not a book promoted by the CEO. This was the same with LTT recently, there was footage of their employees saying that they were rushed to create videos, that they'd "never been truly happy with a single video they did", that they "wished they were given more time to do things properly", etc., etc... And then I realized that this was official footage, that LTT themselves released as content!
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