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leesec
2y ago
If the market is saying anything it's that solar and batteries will win out
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leesec
2y ago
He has genuinely ushered in a new age of productivity and the fastest growing product of all time and you people think he's a grifter lol. Get a life
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leesec
2y ago
What misinformation does Tesla propagate
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leesec
2y ago
Haven't had a critical intervention in weeks on that Fraud, personally
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leesec
2y ago
They penned a 3B deal with Novartis and Eli Lily I believe
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leesec
2y ago
Again I read the comments and can't think of any place less optimistic or understanding of technology than Hackernews. Lot's of armchair critics thinking they know better than the guy who help built AlexNet. I should be surprised
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leesec
2y ago
> Until we have a complete understanding of how our own GI works down to the exact bio-mechanical level, we can't achieve AGI. This doesn't make any sense.
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leesec
2y ago
There's a lot of models of laptops and yet people still choose the Macbook
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leesec
2y ago
FSD literally yells at you if you look away for more than 2-3 seconds. it's much safer than not
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leesec
2y ago
What are you talking about lol. It's best selling car in the world over 100k and widely loved
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leesec
2y ago
No it sells cars and adds to margin right now
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leesec
2y ago
Lol, misinterprets what I said then says its not relevant
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leesec
2y ago
More models is worse. Anyways theres two mass market cars, one got a refresh recently the other next year
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leesec
2y ago
Better at self driving. A lot longer in miles per critical intervention
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leesec
2y ago
No they just released 12.5 to hw3 yesterday
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leesec
2y ago
Nope
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leesec
2y ago
No theres about 100x
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leesec
2y ago
Hasn't seemed to matter for sales or profit. Every big oem loses money on their cars. Hows that for an avoidable failure
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leesec
2y ago
>The real reason Tesla is suffering is because they've not delivered on innovation, quality, or price in a long time. Haha what. Price has dropped, quality increased, their self driving tech recently had a step change in functionali
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leesec
2y ago
Tesla still way ahead in yearly sales and other EV's are suffering tremendously from large incentives to clear their inventories. Model Y remains on track to be the best selling car in the world two years in a row, while being roughly
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leesec
2y ago
Maybe. Still going to have the best selling car in the world this year.
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leesec
2y ago
they have demonstrated autonomous driving capability. the main difference between them and Waymo is miles per intervention, of which Tesla is about 10x behind where Waymo was when they started giving rides. but soon they will be equal and T
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leesec
2y ago
I'm happy for Waymo and hope they continue to expand. I do expect Tesla to still win out on "robotaxis" in the nearish term, e.g. I expect them to have given way way more rides than Waymo by say 2030
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leesec
2y ago
They won't soon, the I-Pace is stopping production
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leesec
2y ago
Optimal in this case means least exploitable it doesn't mean most profitable, which is the real point of poker
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leesec
2y ago
Lol, a lot of people work a lot harder and longer and don't make 175k, for the right person this is a dream.
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leesec
2y ago
Lol Tesla has made significant progress and doesn't show much sign of slowing down. There's no reason to think there approach can't work at this point. People go weeks without intervention.
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leesec
2y ago
Why are all the comparisons with the M2? Apple did this with the M3 -> M1 as well right?
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leesec
2y ago
It's still an asset, and it's still becoming a monopoly. Nothing has really changed except the team
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leesec
2y ago
Elon regularly fires teams that don't perform. He fired the management of Starlink in 2019 and the product was still a mass success. So much hatred and negativity for one of the most truly innovative companies of our time.
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