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rainyMammoth
6y ago
I think (and hope?) that the parent comment was sarcastic.
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
It is outright scary how many Tesla fanboys think that Tesla are at the front of the pack. How much Koolaid can you drink without even checking what the experts in those industries are saying?
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
They definitely are not. Anyone working in this industry overwhelmingly agrees that Tesla is far behind the well established self-driving car companies (Waymo, Cruise, ...) mainly because they continue to rely on cameras only (and not lidar
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
As Facebook is one of the worst companies in existence today, I really hope they will not succeed in that new market.
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
Fintech (And indeed Stripe, Square and Plaid in particular) are grossly overvalued. They all play the hype game, with statement such as "Stripe powers the internet". Way too many people are buying into those valuations without loo
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
This hype tech nonsense is ready for a big time disruption.
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
you are clearly out of your depth. Waymo gathers way more data than Tesla, mainly because they can. Each Waymo car is free to transfer Terra bytes of data through their hard drive after each shift. Your average tesla car can only upload a
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6y ago
> Elon says we should see 300mbps soon and less than 20ms ping (iirc). Mini rant: Can we stop calling that guy by his first name as if you were his acquaintance?
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
That is my conclusion as well. I have tried Autopilot and it's basically as good and useful as any modern lane steering and cruise control system out there.
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
Ah yes because any voiced criticism of Tesla must be rooted into big short money.
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
I cannot believe that smart people still repeat that argument. Until you have something like the human brain powering the car you cannot just use "two eyes"
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
you made me curious and I logged into the IRS to find those "transcripts". I really cannot tell if they generate that information from your own tax report or if they generate it from what they already got in their own databases.
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
unfortunately dogs owner seem genuinely incapable to realize that some people are allergic and are simply not comfortable with unpredictable animals in public places.
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
I have worked with Deloitte type consultant in the past. It was exactly what I was expecting. A couple 20-something dressed up in suits, really good at talking and bullshitting high level visions. Very little technical knowledge overall. It
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
Sounds like lane steering and adaptative cruise control on my 19k$ Toyota Corolla.
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
The shift over the last few days is that where WhatsApp was seen as the default way to communicate, Signal now became the default. I'm still on WhatsApp but reduced my usage by 95% in favor of Signal now that most of my thread or indiv
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6y ago
Facebook guy tells us that the changes are harmless and that there is nothing to worry about. Nothing to see here I guess. Amazing what some internal koolaid can do to you (well more than this,it's really probably greed). Please rethin
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
Did you ever try a 45k$ sedan car before or are you comparing your tesla M3 to a couple years old Toyota Corolla? I also drove a tesla for a while and it didn't impress me. The acceleration is nice but it's not something you reali
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6y ago
interestingly I have had private chats with some Silicon Valley tech workers lately that find those bans and censorship repulsive but are too afraid to state this publicly. I'm wondering if this is not the result of the ultra loud voca
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
I always saw ads as a zero sum game. We all have limited dollars and attention. When you advertise, you might slightly change the allocation of attention and dollar to your product. When everyone advertises, it is back to the same status qu
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
For some reason this type of behavior is very specific to Tesla. There is something to be said about feeling as part of a community (or as some would say, a cult).
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
Your post reads as if you have already decided to discount everything that is not Tesla. You seem to be in a cult. I test drove the Bolt and the Tesla, and the Bolt is a MUCH better value for the dollars paid (you can get it for around 30k$
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6y ago
When Tesla pops, it will potentially lose 80 or 90% of its values over a couple days/weeks. Even though that's only 2% of the SP500, it will trigger a panic sell for related companies in the same industry, and it might eventually
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6y ago
At this point, pretending that TSLA has anything to do with the company Tesla is grotesque. I applause the length to which you go to justify yourself. TSLA is a meme stock that operates on a narrative that "TSLA always goes up". I
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6y ago
How long before all the Californians make Austin the exact same place they fled from?
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
There is a middle ground to be found here. Musk is managing his companies as pure hype-machines. This can only successfully work for a couple companies that operates as cult. If there is one thing that made Tesla successful, is the charisma
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rainyMammoth
6y ago
Exactly this. I said this before, but I hate the direction the workspace is going. Interruption driven work seems to become the new normal.
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6y ago
I think the key here is to use it as a pivot in your life. Retiring on 1M$ is pretty hard (in the US), but do you really want to retire? Or work on something that matters to you and might be more enjoyable and less stressful. For example, y
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6y ago
I hate what the workspace has become. It all started with Slack. Productivity is now equated to busy-ness on corporate chat. You are being judged on how much "chats" and "mentions" you send. If you are offline (because y
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6y ago
The only goal of those hearings is to create "gotcha" moments that will then be used to gather votes and divide us further down the line.
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