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pbreit
7y ago
Tesla is 12 years old and has turned quarterly profits.
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pbreit
7y ago
You are nearly alone.
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pbreit
7y ago
In the unlikely event that Tesla goes bankrupt, that actually keeps the company going while it sorts out its debts.
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pbreit
7y ago
No. The 10 months was based on the $2b+ raised. Tesla reported another $2b+ in cash at end of Q1. The shorts are everywhere and they are not reliable.
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pbreit
7y ago
Sounds like a super effective policy.
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pbreit
7y ago
The way you describe it I’m surprised eng lead not fired on spot for insubordination.
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pbreit
7y ago
This article is trying too hard to paint a negative picture. The Solar Roof was never suggested as a cornerstone of Tesla's near-term solar activity. If the Buffalo factory can produce more than Tesla needs I don't see what the pr
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pbreit
7y ago
To this novice, the "Old" way looks so much better.
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pbreit
7y ago
The way it works with drivers in full control of when and how they work makes employment completely inappropriate. Employer-subsidized health care is not free.
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pbreit
7y ago
So it's not fixable with software update?
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pbreit
7y ago
Some might argue the transparency and eyeballs are even more crucial in such a situation.
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pbreit
7y ago
Heckuva name.
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pbreit
7y ago
I think Tesla was smart to appeal initially to the European automotive fans. I've bought German all my life but my next car will be a Tesla. Think I think the made-in-America customers will come around. I think the Asian car fans will
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pbreit
7y ago
"Tomorrow" was facetious, I apologize. But based on existing 50% contribution margins it's quite clear it could achieve earnings in the near term. But of course with such contribution margins and growth rates it would be sill
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pbreit
7y ago
I never understood how it was even possible for a relatively small sliver of the dev stack to command a $1b valuation.
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pbreit
7y ago
"We couldn't agree to the NDA even if we wanted" Why would that be the case? The NDA would be fore going forward.
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pbreit
7y ago
If you can invest $1 to make $2 you should then invest that $2 immediately, not put it in the bank.
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pbreit
7y ago
$211m loss on $776m in sales is not staggering. The company is decreasing losses and still doubling sales!
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pbreit
7y ago
It could be massively profitable tomorrow.
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pbreit
7y ago
This tweet demonstrates a lack of basic finance knowledge. Stock prices are based on ==future== cash flows, not past. It's already a huge company still growing very fast and printing money on core product (non-pool rides in mature mark
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pbreit
7y ago
Does qualifying for that report help Tesla in any way?
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pbreit
7y ago
I have so little faith in Google producing code that us usable by mere mortals. Could I please be proven wrong?
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pbreit
7y ago
Would something like Python "records" ever get traction? Just write SQL. https://github.com/kennethreitz/records
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pbreit
7y ago
It did not occur to me that this is linked to politics until you mentioned it. If you feel that is hindering oyu in any way, feel free to skip the mention.
925.
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pbreit
7y ago
I and many others believe that it is very unlikely.
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pbreit
7y ago
Here's a nice video: https://answerswithjoe.com/lidar-vs-computer-vision-waymo-be... It's a little more compelling on the data side but also goes into Lidar vs vision. It might be controversial at this point to as
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pbreit
7y ago
Well, you forgot my lengthiest scribe: "Sure it’s laggier but with dedicated silicon that’s a non-issue. Fact is vision is more than adequate. And lidar is literally blind." There's no evidence that I have seen that suggests
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pbreit
7y ago
It’s almost certain they are wrong.
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pbreit
7y ago
Except there are multiple reports from driver that autopilot problematic in that location.
930.
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pbreit
7y ago
Because they bet wrong. It happens.
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