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I actually read most of their stories and have not yet seen a story that has turned out to be false. Mean while almost every story / comment posted on Hacker News will receive up votes if it has a negative spin and down vote if it has
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In other news, an employee at Tesla has left their desk to use the washroom for the 5th time since this morning.
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Guy Sneezes While in a Tesla – Experts Claim Autopilot Might Have Been Engaged
(globalnews.ca)
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Do you have any evidence to support that? I would argue that that scenario is way less likely than ICE / oil companies spending resources on a negative campaign givsn the current trend of negative Tesla stories making it to the nationa
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I think he is being downvoted for his definition of journalism in a capitalist society and not for having an opinion.
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"Even the failures will get highlighted" It seems that SPECIALLY the failures are being highlighted. I fail to understand how covering a celebrity CEO twitting about opening a candy shop and writing a negative piece about a car re
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So your theory is that Tesla has hired a PR firm to launch a negative news campaign against themselves?
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Are there statistics out there that show Tesla's retention rate is higher than other tech companies or is it just hyped more?
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Tesla Almost Out of Stock – for Short Sellers
(barrons.com)
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To those who are down voting my comment without providing a rebuttal: https://www.barrons.com/articles/family-office-leaders-are-e...
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Do I need to know who is behind it before I can tell that it is happening? When every negative event is blown out of proportions and the positive ones are not mentioned it appears that there is propaganda at work. But if I wanted to look I
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All the capex info was in their letter and they talked about it in the call as well. Why should all the investors have to listen to them repeat themselves? I for one appreciated that he skipped the question and did not waste my time. Also t
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Sure you have!
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If an investor's decision to buy or sell a stock is based on how "cringey" a conference call is and not the numbers then I think they are in the wrong business. I think Elon did the right thing. It would be better for Tesla i
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I saw a chart showing the same periods from S and X production. Apparently the highest capex comes right before ramp up since they have bought new equipment, tuned the process etc. As those issues are resolved you need less and less capex.
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But don't they have a conflict of interest since their "estimates" affects the same market they are investing in?
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Do you suggest that they drop their price when they don't have to? They have a backlog that they are usually way behind on if anything their price point should be higher. And reusing an orbital first stage was first achieved by SpaceX
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They could justify that by saying: Autopilot saves lives. Therefore not setting the record straight as fast as possible could lead to less people using the autopilot and more casualties as the result. (They could also be doing this out of p
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> "sleeping in a sleeping bag on the factory floor." Where did he in this article used the word "sleeping bag"? (I'm assuming you are quoting him?) And the reasoning for him sleeping at the factory is obvious to
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I don't mean to call the OP lier but anyone knows if there is any evidence whatsoever that this video was taken on an autopilot engaged Tesla? Just want to be sure about it before I form judgment against Tesla.
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I don't mean to call the OP lier by any means. But anyone knows if there is any evidence that this video was taken on an autopilot engaged Tesla? Just want to be sure about it before I form judgment against Tesla.
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I wonder if sites like google will launch their own orbital servers
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They all had windshield wipers as well. Maybe that is the cause?
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>> That is Not acceptable of a self driving system. Yes. But as we all know autopilot is not the same as self-driving. >> And no, you can't get out of culpability by claiming statistical superiority. In fact no one has foun
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>> One of the things you learn in flying is not to force it. If conditions are not safe. Just forget about it. I wonder if we would have had safe planes if that was the mentality when they were first invented.
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Where did you read that? It said you either take an unpaid day or use paid vacation day. Never mentioned anything about having to volunteer. I do agree that it is not proper practice to have your workers take unpaid off days when they might
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The article uses the word "volunteer", but then it does not provide any evidence that the workers are not being paid. So I would use the word "employee"... Obviously they can offer to pay their workers more for longer ho
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How are they fanboys if they criticize the assembly?
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Kind of off topic but I recently realized that after searching for the exact same thing multiple times in a short period google was giving me different results (presumably assuming I had not found what I was looking for). Which was kind of
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True. But if we want to break a feedback loop and exit a local minimum in hopes of reaching a global minimum it might be needed to force diversity out of the local minimum for a period before letting it to naturally settle.
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