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Five years ago he scammed me out of 7500 euros with the self-driving feature that remains dangerously dysfunctional. (It's sort of the computer vision equivalen
by pavlov 3y ago
Five years ago he scammed me out of 7500 euros with the self-driving feature that remains dangerously dysfunctional. (It's sort of the computer vision equivalent of this Twitter regex.)
So I'm not falling for his bullshit again. But I suppose that's why he wants to own the world's biggest megaphone — to ensure he doesn't run out of us suckers.
- tombert 3y agoI don't think I've directly given Elon any money [1], but there was a time that I really wanted a Tesla car, and if I didn't live in NYC I probably would have bought one. I'm very glad I didn't now, because I'm pretty convinced I would have done this half-baked quasi-self-driving feature and probably be dead, or worse killed someone else. [1] I own a few ETFs that probably buys Tesla stock, so indirectly sure.
- misiti3780 3y agoI would not v12.3.3 describe dangerously dysfunctional, but you dont have access in Europe yet.
- drcongo 3y agoHats off for admitting it though, it's worse than owning up to being romance scammed.