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omarforgotpwd
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omarforgotpwd
7y ago
More negative news on Tesla drawn from interviews with short sellers. The journalist on this is famous for working with Jim Chanos, the short seller who was involved in exposing Enron. He is shorting Tesla and thinks it's the next Enro
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omarforgotpwd
7y ago
They've acquired a company called Maxwell Technologies which has some new dry electrode battery technology that should allow them to expand cell production with dramatically less Capex per unit of capacity
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omarforgotpwd
7y ago
they should have thrown up the fail whale for old times sake
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omarforgotpwd
7y ago
They have lots of turn over. Common in tech and with low jobless rate, and it's an extremely demanding job. Other auto companies are getting rid of their CEO
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omarforgotpwd
7y ago
Amazing. The Tesla haters were going to town on them all quarter, claiming bankruptcy was imminent and there was "no demand". Now they've delivered more cars than any other quarter in their history.
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omarforgotpwd
7y ago
total cost of ownership is already less. the problem is just that the sticker price is higher to buy the battery upfront.
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omarforgotpwd
7y ago
good work stopping misinformation
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omarforgotpwd
7y ago
This is not true. What he says in the memo is "it would take us 10 months to burn through the $2.3 billion we just raised at our Q1 burn rate" They've guided for a "significantly smaller" loss in Q2, and positive ca
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omarforgotpwd
7y ago
Vulnerabilities are everywhere, in everything. They just haven't been discovered yet.
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omarforgotpwd
7y ago
why link to this low quality scammy page instead of the original source: https://www.theverge.com/2019/4/27/18519778/spacex-starlink-...
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
Agreed. Advanced driver assistance is where the market opportunity is for a considerable time. From there it can evolve closer to full self driving. However full self driving will never be “done”
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
I have a Model 3. Not a serious problem. I have seen a few drops of water fall into the trunk once, but only when parked on a slope. If the car is relatively flat the water will fall to the side. Also, you can access the trunk from the back
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
They just put Tesla in the title to get people to click on it
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
It's kind of a Russian election situation. Anonymous accounts posting lots of BS to try and control the conversation.
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
Human space flight capabailities have been restored to the United States. This is a private company. Elon is the CEO but this victory is about the SpaceX team, not him.
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
I don't think he needs to stop tweeting. He just needs to make sure all the tweets that contain information material to Tesla are reviewed prior to publication, like he agreed to in the judgement.
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
Average for other companies is 65 days of production. Currently at 69
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
Damn Andrew, I didn’t think you had such thin skin. Enjoy the echo chamber. Happy to unblock each other if you ever feel like listening to viewpoints that are different than your own. And nobody’s calling your boss, I doubt anyone really ca
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
Andrew is one of the trolls who spends all day attacking Tesla on twitter. Go look him up, Andrew Bissell. Top commenter is right, this document is highly suspect. In any case an analysis from 2017 is irrelevant given how much the software
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
it’s a massive win for safety, no doubt in my mind. Speaking as a user.
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
The origins of this report are suspect. At worst it is saying someone at NHTSA did the calculations incorrectly — a bold claim they admit even they can’t say for certain people because of redactions. Someone calculating the data incorrectly
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
It’s pretty simple. I’m surprised more people don’t know about this. it’s called net operating loss. when you’ve lost money over the last ten years you can deduct those losses from your gains and only pay taxes on the difference. Makes sens
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
What a disaster of lost productivity
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
Funny that MySpace’s famous design was essentially created by mistake due to a code injection vulnerability.
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
He must show that he was harmed to have standing in court
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
They probably stayed home because they expected traffic to be really bad based on the media labeling it "Viadoom". Now that they've heard traffic isn't that bad it will get worse.
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
Oh, another thing I just thought of: It could leak what vulnerable software you have installed / what version you're running to make exploits easier.
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
The other big problem is that people can see what you're downloading. Might not be a big deal but consider: 1. You're in China and you download some VPN software over APT. A seemingly innocuous call to package server is now a clea
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
The counter argument would be that you don't want the government calculating your taxes for you.
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omarforgotpwd
8y ago
You could start by getting out of this thread
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