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by dayaz36 9y ago
Week old news
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by dayaz36 9y ago
And why do you think they have a lot of debt?
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by dayaz36 9y ago
They don't need billions of dollars to survive, they need billions of dollars to expand
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by dayaz36 9y ago
Wont affect Tesla. Supplier is footing the bill.
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by dayaz36 9y ago
Why is this a story? Are Tesla cars not allowed to get into accidents?
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by dayaz36 9y ago
Not disputing that. Just saying there were no ACTUAL losses.
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by dayaz36 9y ago
I never suggested the judges decision was off the cuff, you just made that up. I simply stated that he is doing 7 years for a $10.4M hypothetical loss that never happened.
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by dayaz36 9y ago
To give some background on how his sentencing increased so dramatically, initially he was convicted but since no one lost any money his sentencing guidelines were 0-12 months(most likely no jail time since it was his first offence). As a ge
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by dayaz36 9y ago
This is insane. Sentencing guidelines for his crime was 0-12 months. He didn't even lose his investors any money.
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by dayaz36 9y ago
cumulatively or is that how much they're earning per month?
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by dayaz36 9y ago
This is exactly what's happening with Khan Academy. Not only they get restricted grants from Google but Eric Schmidt (among others) is on their board directly influencing the direction of the organization
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by dayaz36 9y ago
Seriously...the entire article had as much substance as the title. Didn't even mention when the launch was supposed to be.
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by dayaz36 9y ago
When was the launch supposed to take place?
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by dayaz36 9y ago
There was also a bomb threat when voting on net neutrality, but he definitely didn't miss that.
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by dayaz36 9y ago
Because they have fake reviews for their own stuff: https://www.fakespot.com/product/fire-tv-stick-with-alexa-vo...
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by dayaz36 9y ago
It already is, but with a lot less bureaucracy. People get things done much quicker there
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by dayaz36 9y ago
Great now if you can address the hardware planned obsolescence that would be great. Namely the glass screens that constantly shatter (it's 2018...almost)
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Tesla is working on its own new AI chip(electrek.co)
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by dayaz36 9y ago
Yup
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by dayaz36 9y ago
Something left out in the article is ATSC 3.0 supports digital watermarking of the audio signal and video signal...
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by dayaz36 9y ago
This article makes no sense
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by dayaz36 9y ago
This article just made me more confused instead of explaining what the technology is and how it works. > would allow for more precise geolocating of television signals, ultra-high definition picture quality and more interactive programmi
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by dayaz36 9y ago
Watch the actual reveal before commenting. The glass was addressed.
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Did you not watch the presentation? They're not going to start producing it for another 2 years.
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There are zero. Roadster is the first and only.
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by dayaz36 9y ago
Bolt is not outselling Tesla anywhere. They're getting crushed in the US and abroad. Tesla has ~75,000 deliveries from q1-q3 vs Bolt deliveries of less than 17,000. Not to mention these are ModelS and ModelX sales which are way more e
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by dayaz36 9y ago
>So Chevy is shipping many more Bolts than Tesla is shipping all models combined What? That's not even remotely accurate. Tesla sold ~75,000 vehicles in q1-q3. Year to date sales for Bolt is approximately 17,000. And that includes a
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by dayaz36 9y ago
Today is Alexandra Elbakyan's birthday. Not a good time to receive bad news
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by dayaz36 9y ago
Did you not listen to the earnings call? Annual performance evaluations are standard practices in the industry(and other industries). Tesla laid off a mere 2% of their workforce while GM laid off 10%!
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by dayaz36 9y ago
Why are some user names green on hn?

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