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elisharobinson
5y ago
from Teslas perspective this makes sense. the available options are as follows. 1. invest money in a supply chain to have parts in stock for the battery assembly(take many months). 2. do a repair in Tesla warranty and pick up the Tab again
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elisharobinson
5y ago
i understand that things need to cost something . But if you owned a toyota or a ford car and they charged you 700$ for service. Does that sound reasonable.
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elisharobinson
5y ago
its not like a brake light or a suspension part this was a inlet port for cooling fluid to the battery . If not done correctly it will spring a leak in a onroad driving situation , Tesla probably does have safety systems to stop the car to
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elisharobinson
5y ago
Are you using logic you know HN doesn't encourage that
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elisharobinson
5y ago
Autopilot in aircraft does not land the plane or take off and the pilot is trained to take over if anything goes wrong this maps well with expectations you should have about tesla AP. And IMO a torque sensor is much less intrusive / co
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elisharobinson
6y ago
No im not trolling actually ... its about as feasible as running a taxi service with Ferrari's all while having comparable revenue to a uber driver .. it just wont work , it can not scale capex is to high.
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elisharobinson
6y ago
I still dont understand how why waymo is still in the FSD discussion. Its a science project on wheels, Which will never make it to market.
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elisharobinson
6y ago
I dont think tesla stock is fairly valued . the same way i believe it was undervalued from 2016 - 2019 what happened in my understanding was that long shorts were tired of paying interest for a stock which just wont move down bellow a suppo
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elisharobinson
6y ago
Yes i think i over inflated the number of cars required . https://www.businessofapps.com/data/uber-statistics/#4 going through the data there are about 5 million drivers in Uber in 2019 . i will admit 100B$ in cap
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elisharobinson
6y ago
Really though how realistic is your business model ... if you wanted a autonomous network to replace Uber Currently 30 million cars on road . you would atleast need 10 million cars assuming each car costs 100k ( optimistically with lidar te
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elisharobinson
6y ago
WOW 1 paragraph of data > 48 page pdf of "look at me i did this first so i know what im doing" . Honestly this is quite dumb , waymo will NEVER i REPEAT NEVER make it to market let alone with any amount of volume ... And it has
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elisharobinson
6y ago
HN has its issues but its got its moments aswell.
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elisharobinson
6y ago
first of there is some dirt here , Tesla dropped the ball on this one. They made it personal and could have handled it more gently. But then again i have a bias towards TESLA and im more inclined to trust press release by lawyers which is
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elisharobinson
6y ago
as DJT demonstrated so gracefully with the whole russia there is a gulf of difference between proof and conviction ... Also can we all just level with the fact that both dems and repubs are sore losers .
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elisharobinson
6y ago
this is some anon in 4chan , scraped from a NYT website allegedly . since we have only a single source of truth and nothing to have as a reference why should anon be trusted ..... besides DJT would have this investigated with his DOJ if som
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elisharobinson
6y ago
There exists a total of 0 pilots in the world who believe autopilot system will fly the plane without any need for intervention. If your ingnorance gives meaning to words it does not make them true.
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elisharobinson
6y ago
There is nothing to pretend . The facts are there for everyone to see , no other system is able to perform lane change and operate outside of the US.
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elisharobinson
6y ago
IMHO driver monitoring should be separate from any test which is meant to evaluate L2 self driving features. And any trained pilot knows autopilot does not do everything and that you should be prepared to take over if needed , if you percei
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elisharobinson
6y ago
learn about the posix standard , if you understand the past it becomes much more clear why things are the way they are.
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elisharobinson
6y ago
these dont have any standard precedent for application in terms of tech and tech related fields , where geographic boundaries do not apply. china has had a free ride now i guess it has to pay , also the same could be said about china bannin
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elisharobinson
6y ago
why even bother playing the victim card, clearly this is propaganda page. the loss to byte dance is just the tip of the ice berg . US is comming at china for the theft of trillions worth of intellectual property in the form of lost revenue.
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elisharobinson
6y ago
why AB test when your competition can do it for you ... SMH come on google
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elisharobinson
6y ago
Dude you are ignoring a whole host of other factors here . Since you ignored them let me clarify . Waymo does not do freeways . It uses HD maps , bulky lidar systems which have many moving parts , speed limits, etc . Waymo will never be a r
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elisharobinson
6y ago
visibility * skill * demand = value , if your function as SE is to increase value. There isnt good answer , pick the role which has best as aggregate of all three. if its a leadership role in a small popular company thats worth more than a
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elisharobinson
6y ago
so that roughly translates to the state should have access to my personal property( computer / data ) and should have the right to do so by any means necessary. that sounds much better do remember article 11 and 13 were drafts aswell.
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elisharobinson
6y ago
How did ads make it to the front page
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elisharobinson
6y ago
unless your expectation is that the EU is equally dumb than thats not a valid bargain tactic. they should probably poke the bear with russia and see if US will come to help. In any case UK will have to go to the US hat in hand with free tra
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6y ago
i dont think peer review is as valid as people make it out to be. regulation should be introduced to have more rigorous reproduce-ability and government funding for research should have quotas meant specially for reproducing findings indepe
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elisharobinson
6y ago
a legislation with a flat tax would not be that bad. i guesstimate that close to 70% maybe more of new ads are done online. and google and facebook are disruptive to old players who pay a lot more in taxes. this tax would definitely affect
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elisharobinson
6y ago
Your fault is using pika. I thought the same untill I tried some other python libraries . Try Oslo messaging . It's used in openstack (enough said).
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