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They "lost from a position of strength" in that they had they had the most public-cloud like data centers and started thinking about selling that later than they should have. Bard/Gemini started later than chatgpt , but ther
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1y ago
Good thing that if they sign up Elon has totally cleaned Twitter up from all the bots! The demographic shift to a bunch of lovely young ladies on X is because of how much the next generation values maximal truth seeking
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2y ago
The tariffs are already showing dents in Trumps personality cult. More Republicans are standing up to him over this in the Senate, house will follow as it becomes harder to deny he's not a great businessman or negotiator. Retaliating i
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2y ago
Tesla is run like a private company anyways. He did this in a slightly saner world already with SolarCity. The shareholders are passive index investors through institutions that for some reason dgaf about governance (maybe because they'
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2y ago
Well we can come up the number of Waymo-involved motorcycle fatalities from such a breakdown easily from the total fatalities which is 0
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2y ago
Yup the continuing poor performance of his FSD is what makes him wrong
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2y ago
I dont really care about the levels but I think Tesla has been building level 2 product, that will always supposedly be level 4 next year but they have never shown any intention of doing level 3. What is clear is Tesla is not currently capa
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2y ago
This is one of the reasons I think food should all have the same packaging color and consistency. If everything was a grey paste that came in an unlabeled brown plastic-lined cardboard box your girlfriend wouldn't be able to manipulate
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2y ago
I don't think it's him just users flagging. But the leaders of YC are huge fanboys and live for his replies and retweets. It's pathetic and embarrassing
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2y ago
Most of those companies are still growing despite their size, which is boring to investors. To be a true unicorn you need shrinking sales and margins, a toxic brand, paying your hated CEO more than lifetime revenue of the company, and 2% sh
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2y ago
I feel like we're in year 10+ of this topic coming up to front page of HN with dozens of comments a couple of times a week. I've personally not noticed the degradation but I guess I'm a light google user, mainly just use it g
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2y ago
Endless coverage and hyping of sometimes nebulous sometimes real scandals in their media and now it's all justified "Everyone does it." (I still don't understand the concrete accusations of "Benghazi!") This is
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2y ago
For everyone who owns a Tesla
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2y ago
We'd be having a completely different discussion but Tesla would be a much less valuable company worth less than Toyota and others and Elon wouldn't be anywhere near the richest person in the world
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2y ago
Great point sir I guess we should fire all of our greedy immoral public workers and rehabilitate Hitler
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2y ago
It's a medium sized car company with shrinking sales still valued like the rest combined. Without a prophet at the helm that makes them the obvious (to adherents) #1 autonomy company and clear personal robot monopoly, there can easily
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2y ago
This has been slowly coming so now they are offering the entire data center stack to be operated by European companies in European owned datacenters
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2y ago
I believe the misunderstanding may be that there are black air traffic controllers so Elon assumes they are incompetent DEI hires rather than a true qualified person like Hegseth or Daniel Penny
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2y ago
I just assumed everyone who still works in a professional position at Tesla agrees with him
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2y ago
In WW2 is a key factor here. 80 years ago Driving a new Tesla now especially a Cybertruck is signalling a lot about yourself. To many people it shows at best you don't care at all about politics, and the worst is much worse. I'm s
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2y ago
Something getting attention without Elon is simply unacceptable. The news was obsessed with the cave story there was no way he wasn't going to jump into that story.
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It's as fool proof as you can get though. If your data is well encrypted they practically don't have any access to any of the information except how much of it there is
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2y ago
His joy about all this (the emoji replies and memes) is really amazing. These people have 0 empathy. What's spectacular is he's not even smart enough to pretend to have empathy and somehow managed to outrun any consequences so far
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2y ago
Great! You're in a place where Elon might read your tweets! You should keep trying to get more interactions by guessing what he'll like, then the revenue sharing should flow. Many people are making a living from this. It's ev
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The only strategy that works apparently is to let them screw up the country so badly people believe it.
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2y ago
While the team might not know much about FAA yet, they have high trust and a good working relationship with the guy who knows more about everything than everyone so maybe that's why this will work out great
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2y ago
Elon knows you can do a lot of stuff while being a CEO. if you're super competent it can be done in a few minutes per week if that, same with being a father of a child.
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It's always weird to me how much more Google gets called out for its limited cooperation with China than the likes of Microsoft, Apple and Tesla which are doing full blown business as usual there, implying much better relations with th
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"Tax cuts to corporations" maybe makes for a good sound byte in some crowds but what they're really after and benefits them way more and will cause way more deficits is the income tax.
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2y ago
Totally agreed with the fist paragraph but after that you're ignoring the existence of Waymo today, which people generally feel comfortable in and around where they are. Elons marketing is so strong even the doubters feel like Tesla is
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