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xkjkls
6y ago
Yes, this is why they have these tests attempt to do this in an apples to apples fashion, and the most scientific of these tests seem to show Tesla overestimates their EV range the most of any automaker.
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xkjkls
6y ago
Government range and emissions tests can be gamed. As VW, and Tesla.
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xkjkls
6y ago
Most evidence shows that for Tesla, they end up overestimating the EPA range, not being conservative.
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6y ago
InsideEVs: https://insideevs.com/news/407807/eletric-car-real-world-ran... Car & Driver: https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a30874032/porsche-tayca... There's a number of oth
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xkjkls
6y ago
There’s nothing to indicate that ML learning with only cameras is the best way to achieve FSD features though. And many Tesla autopilot mishaps indicate the opposite.
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6y ago
In the US they’ve been posting revenue YoY declines
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6y ago
Orders are not sales. Sales have to be delivered.
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xkjkls
6y ago
You can add up every quarter they had a profit, and ignore the fact that they had losses every other quarter and it’s still not equal to his $750 million pay package
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xkjkls
6y ago
Do top engineers work for Tesla? I see them having great recruiting from the university pipeline, but fresh-faced Eng School graduates are a very different population than the best engineers. You hear so much about Tesla's work culture
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6y ago
The timelines are ridiculously off, and they continue to release underbaked features to their beta testing customers. That's actively dangerous. As for the touchscreens, so much of that speaks to Musk's credibility. He seems to ma
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xkjkls
6y ago
Steve Jobs always did exactly as he said he was going to do. Musk doesn't. Self-driving, solar roofs, Semis, Robotaxis, profitability, buyouts, mars missions -- Musk has made enough false claims to write a book.
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xkjkls
6y ago
Sure. BEVs aren't even necessarily the best environmental future. The manufacturing emissions of producing large batteries can overwhelm savings from charging emissions.
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xkjkls
6y ago
That's a different time period than quoted in the article.
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xkjkls
6y ago
I think there's a lot of evidence he often shoots from the hip.
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xkjkls
6y ago
Restaurants and bars in specific areas with specific precautions are allowed to re-open. Musk re-opened his factory against the advice of local officials.
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xkjkls
6y ago
No, just one where there isn't a permanent underclass that is exploited.
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xkjkls
6y ago
The 2 cases is only in the days after the factory re-opened. You're comparing apples and oranges here.
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xkjkls
6y ago
I really don't think he did any more math than "I want this factory open"
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xkjkls
6y ago
Especially after you’ve entered a legal agreement with the SEC to have a general counsel review all your intratrading day tweets that are influential to the stock price
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xkjkls
6y ago
Can you name another growth company slashing its R&D budget?
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xkjkls
6y ago
Why? What advantage does Crypto offer that the current financial system doesn’t. It feels to me to be inferior in the fact that transactions can’t be taken back, and don’t have a firm legal framework behind it; in terms of cost and latency,
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xkjkls
6y ago
Oil futures don’t go that far out unfortunately
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xkjkls
6y ago
Also, the S&P 500 about 20% just the five largest tech companies by weight: https://www.slickcharts.com/sp500
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6y ago
> You don't have to do 100% of your finance on blockchain. I like the freedom of knowing that my funds cannot be controlled by any third party entity, who may object to my spending on the basis of some arbitrary criteria. We've
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6y ago
And do we not want a third party? Honestly, I like the security of knowing that most of my transactions are reversible within the context of the legal system.
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6y ago
Elon "Post Malone" Musk
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6y ago
Why is the cause of many of the issues we see today? Most all research shows that short selling is important to price discovery: https://www.aqr.com/Insights/Research/Journal-Article/Price-... https:/&#
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xkjkls
6y ago
You can't praise China for its response then criticize the American response as fascism in your next sentence.
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xkjkls
6y ago
Economic uncertainty, even with financial security, is almost certainly going to delay many car purchases. If you don't know whether we're going into 2021 with 20% unemployment, its pretty easy to decide to hold off a year. Also c
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6y ago
Um, it could greatly depending on how Tesla is affected by this current lockdown and the recession afterwards. Close to half of Elon Musk's stock has been used in loans to finance his lifestyle of buying mansions, flying around in a pr
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