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The question of whether they will solve FSD is not very relevant if everyone ends up solving it roughly at the same time.
by throw310822 8mo ago
The question of whether they will solve FSD is not very relevant if everyone ends up solving it roughly at the same time.
- TitaRusell 8mo agoHa exactly. Do Tesla shareholders think the rest of the auto industry are in a coma? Besides what does FSD even mean? Austin is not Amsterdam.
- ben_w 8mo ago> Do Tesla shareholders think the rest of the auto industry are in a coma? I have no idea what institutional investors think, and they're probably the relevant group here. From the way I've observed individuals discussing it, defending it, on HN… it pattern-matches to my understanding of what people these days call "main character syndrome", i.e. that the other companies are just a supporting cast to provide an interesting challenge for the only one that's not an NPC.
- throw310822 8mo agoOr, they're stuck in a narrative that stopped making sense only gradually. Tesla solving self-driving ten years ago would have been a triumph. Solving it today, meh. They would be ahead of others by a couple of years, max.