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it does help having video of virtuous people vandalizing your car to show the police

the Tesla Owners of Slovakia group would be glad to help I bet: https://x.com/teslaslovakia

Please bring back PDX-NRT or PDX-HND Japan direct flight! and while im begging, with a 787 or nicer plane

BYD 900k employees vs Tesla 122k

https://cnevpost.com/2024/09/13/byd-workforce-exceeds-900000...

NSF Stream commentary is fun too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yd_cpPP4fE

wow, "view count findings suggest possible recommendation algorithm bias", much science

exactly, we should ask Karl Brauer to cite his sources and explain his methodology

Cybertruck steer-by-wire was really fun and interesting to try, some have FSD for test drives too, would really recommend giving it a try before hating so much: https://www.tesla.com/drive

pytorch already supports AMD with device=cuda

already opensourced ROCm/HIP

https://github.com/pytorch/pytorch/blob/fb8876069d89aaf27cc9...

I don't want to go deep down this rabbit hole, but when Elon "took over the company" it had no IP, or products, or employees and had produced nothing of value.

Attributing the success of Tesla to a government loan they paid back early is also joke and insulting to all the hard work of the employees and other investors.

Recent Tesla AEB (Auto-Emergency-Braking) is pretty good, the Euro NCAP tests show: https://twitter.com/AIDRIVR/status/1782155551948058755

I wish NHTSA published videos like the Euro NCAP.

New Performance Model 3 is only 45k with tax credit in US, crazy

Everything you quote is Musk's goals for the future he wants to implement.

The website where you buy the car never said it was capable of that.

Nobody thought it was a robotaxi when they bought it.

The CEO's forward looking vision statements are not the same as spec sheets or a product user manual.

The website never said robotaxi. The manual never said robotaxi. The app never said robotaxi.

The CEO thinks it can be a robotaxi at some point in the future pending regulatory approval. (he has said it many times)

How is it illegal for the CEO to have a vision for the future of the product?

SpaceX confirms successful orbit of largest spacecraft ever!

maybe a 6.5 story

Remains to be seen if there is a CAN bus or legacy 12v battery still included.

usually governments just tax or tariff the corporations directly instead of relying on their citizens to extort them physically

better analysis: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermae_Romae

is this similar to the mosaicml amd MI250 vs nvidia A100 results but with consumer grade hardware? https://www.mosaicml.com/blog/amd-mi250

might be interesting to team up

A few thousand arrests for possession in Singapore is nothing compared to the USA, NYC has that many people die of drug overdose every year: https://www.snpnyc.org/opioid-crisis/ vs Singapore arrests for possession or use: https://www.statista.com/statistics/1007331/dug-abuser-numbe...

Reuters' Steve Stecklow writing Tesla clickbait again in bad faith, range can change 10-30% based on how fast you go and weather: https://www.tesla.com/support/range

even france having a tough time https://www.renewable-ei.org/en/activities/column/REupdate/2...

Where is your evidence for "they were hoping to get away with simply blowing up the launchpad"?

"Aspiring to have no flame diverter in Boca, but this could turn out to be a mistake" -Musk https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1313952039869788173

i guess they missed us: https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/html/20230413/k10014037081000.ht...

seeing this first on hacker news, sheltering in starbucks, i will survive the apocalypse on melon frappuccinos or until they run out

Try it live here: https://spacex-starship-lander.pages.dev/

Zappos' "holacracy" kinda tried, and Valve has tried: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9aCwCKgkLo https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_organization https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holacracy