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by leesec 8y ago
>Factually wrong, they are a category down from actual self-driving tech developers. Well they're the only people offering anything this quality unless your one of the hundreds of people in Phoenix that can order a Waymo (that still
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by leesec 8y ago
>That doesn't sound like anything special. Then lets see an example? As I asked the first time? >but software updates themselves are not a competitive advantage of Tesla. That is crazy to me. It's an advantage specific to Te
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by leesec 8y ago
The "Tesla Death Watch" started earlier than that. I think 2009.
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by leesec 8y ago
Their whole car is a computer that can receive OTA updates. ( please show me an instance where a major car company sent 5% performance increase over the internet ) Their battery tech is better than everyones. ( Why is the Audi E-tron and Ja
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by leesec 8y ago
Actually yes. Try going hands free with Eyesight for a few minutes, it is significantly less smooth and stable than Autopilot. Actually don't, you might die.
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by leesec 8y ago
I'm not closing my eyes and going to sleep. I'm paying attention I just don't have to gas/break/adjust steering wheel every single second. MIT just did a study and found the warnings and driver vigilance in Autopilo
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by leesec 8y ago
The pleasure of driving for me does not come from making thousands of micro-adjustments constantly, in fact that's what makes a road trip exhausting. Autopilot reduces the stress and decision fatigue.
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by leesec 8y ago
Road trips are a joy with autopilot.
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by leesec 8y ago
It's really company dependent. I love my work life balance.
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by leesec 8y ago
So why are so many people born here also in poverty?
611.
by leesec 8y ago
This is so arrogant and wrong.
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by leesec 8y ago
>unless you're willing to pretend that the rest of the world doesn't exist Well that's why I said U.S. car company...
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by leesec 8y ago
Unforeseen logistics issues when delivering to a multitude of countries. It's not a bad sign, they have the best selling EV in the world and expect to be profitable from here on out. If they they aren't profitable the next 3 quart
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by leesec 8y ago
Ah yes, ships in 2020, a full 7 years behind Model S and with no available specs to compare.
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by leesec 8y ago
Any operation of this size is going to have a multitude of issues. There is literally no way to do this cleanly.
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by leesec 8y ago
Remember how the last U.S. car company to make it to mass production was over 100 years ago? Scaling up cars is really, really hard. It is not software.
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by leesec 8y ago
Even worse, I was driving around the other day and saw entire parking lots full of inventory at this weird thing called a dealership, maybe GM and Ford are going under since they have all this inventory sitting there?
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by leesec 8y ago
Now that you mention it, if they're trying to sell as many as possible, why not just give away the car for free? People love free cars.
619.
by leesec 8y ago
This comment made my head hurt so bad. You pay for software all the time?
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by leesec 8y ago
As was expected as they re-tooled the production line and started delivering internationally.
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by leesec 8y ago
The cheapest Tesla right now has an over 200+ range. In 10 years it will be much longer. I hope your future commute is not 100 miles each way.
622.
by leesec 8y ago
I'm pretty sure the point was OP calling people stupid for trying to learn something.
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by leesec 8y ago
Ever been a novice at something hard but still wanted to do it? Like really, if you were to try to learn Korean (assuming you don't know it) right now, you think you'd have any simple questions that someone who'd been speakin
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by leesec 8y ago
Probably, it'd be hard to say for sure. I personally don't take it every day and sometimes just take half of my dosage, to reduce tolerance. There definitely is a tolerance though and also a bit of Yerkes-Dodson law type deal at p
625.
by leesec 8y ago
This competition is already the case with amphetamines. They are not necessary but IMO they do provide a productivity benefit over those who do not take, on average.
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by leesec 8y ago
> All these diagnostic AIs won't significantly reduce the cost of healthcare nor improve quality. Thanks but this sounds ridiculous to me. Doctors are people too who really do get paid and really do make mistakes. Using AI to learn
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by leesec 8y ago
IMO do top down ML stuff and learn the math as-needed. This is recommended by Rachel Thomas and Jeremey Howard of fast.ai as well. There are a lot of great resources for the specific kinds of math you'd need for ML. I personally am sel
628.
by leesec 8y ago
>that no AI will ever be able to achieve The Luddites are back! We'll see how this prediction holds up in 30 years.
629.
by leesec 8y ago
Had never heard of this. Wow.
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by leesec 8y ago
Awesome! Thank you.

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