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4y ago
For a few days it was only there if you logged in. I'm with you that's the only way I use Twitter, made an account specifically to be able to search with latest, but looks like it's back to always there now.
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There is no reason to think it was better than today's FSD even with those "crutches" (as I believe Elon himself refers to them when talking about other SDC companies), and the chance unsupervised FSD does something horribly
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> I'm guessing that after running the route many times for practice Why practice? They did the run until it worked well for the video. It wasn't a demo with a live non-Tesla audience. In this case not working 9/10 times is
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4y ago
They would not tried that without a driver. I think even Elon has that level of restraint and sense
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Imagine they went on to sell that prototype with the implication it would soon do what the demo showed. And it still wasn't doing what it was supposed to 7 years later
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4y ago
Were the other companies putting that the driver is only there for legal reasons at the front of the video and selling the product for thousands of dollars with promises it would work as depicted imminently? There is a world of difference b
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They are trying to make something that works reliably in some conditions. That is harder and better than what Tesla does. All this talk about geofences isn't about whether the car can figure out how to drive anywhere but whether the ca
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Does dojo even exist? He kept talking about how it was almost ready a couple years ago, no word since which is strange from such a braggart
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It's being shut down because very few people used it. I think most people were OK with the input lag.
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I've noticed it's a pretty reliable tell of your politics though. I think Fox News used it a ton and you tend to to use the terms you hear more often.
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That's a very different situation. Namely, I don't own Boeing stock.
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IMO cars should be very very good at what they try to do, and not pretend to do anything more. Tesla has way too many flaky features (that customers have to pay for) for a product that can kill people. I'm fine with what Waymo and Crui
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In any case they stopped successfully, it was the ones behind them that pushed them forward.
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It's not even comparing Tesla to US incident average, that would be an improvement. It's comparing Tesla in situations where people are comfortable activating Autopilot to US incident average. The absolute easiest miles for a luxu
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4y ago
She is amazing, somehow manages to take Elon at his word on everything when even his biggest fans use phrases like "Elon time" Her valuation makes sense if you think Tesla's going to dominate the car industry and robotaxi and
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I have used TTS for books for years. It might be jarring the first time but you get used to it very quickly, I don't even think about it. I actually prefer it to my Audible books usually because it doesn't ever do anything to anno
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4y ago
Is this part of your dystopian novel?
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I particularly liked the Tesla bot announcement, where it was clear they hadn't even thought about it until just before they announced it. There's also the Dojo which they hyped for years as something that will give them the cutti
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4y ago
Long term that might be better, but it's still priced like a dream company.
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Everyone in the industry has always known Tesla wasn't close. And current AI seems to be good enough for what Waymo and Cruise are aiming for. Despite years of dominating the headlines, the problem is Tesla was investing way less in re
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> Right now if you dropped a Waymo and Tesla FSD on an unsealed road in Michigan, one of them will drive at least as well as a human learner driver and the other will probably refuse to move One will drive and likely get into an accident
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First are jobs doing art, writing, and music. I never would have thought that a few years ago, but now they seem feasible and they stand out as fields where correctness isn't important and anyone can judge whether something feels right
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Yup, this is a symptom of having too high expectations for yourself. The skill needed to contribute on a mature codebase within the first year is being able to tune out anything that doesn't directly interface with small changes you ar
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4y ago
Only one penalty was won by a teammate. For the second one he blasted a shot on target that the defender handled. Messi took 4 PKs in the tournament that were won by teammates
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Abandonment isn't the problem here. I'm sure Tesla wouldn't be worse off if Elon paid token attention to it. It's more that the face of the company is using a huge megaphone to antagonize everybody. That going to hurt de
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If it was merely about distraction it wouldn't be an issue, maybe even helpful. It's how he's distracted: selling shares to throw money into a pit and alienating most potential Tesla buyers.
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That's the attitude that creates things like the Russian government. People are all over the place morally/politically/how they treat people, even within non-random groups like billionaires. Better to differentiate between th
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2.05 MJ is what made it into the system from the laser. It took a lot more to power the laser.
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Noone knew it at the time of purchase, it turns out CP was everywhere on Twitter and executives bizarrely didn't care at all about it, but Elon heroically stopped it. Turns out Twitter was the real Comet Ping Pong.
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The reason China was able to develop so quickly after Deng Xiaoping was because they didn't do it earlier. The same rapid development happened in Taiwan, HK, and SK decades earlier because they didn't have to deal with Mao and his
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