Paracelsus
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And after all the turmoil from TMC posters the last few weeks stating Elon was too proud to ever apologize for making a mistake............here is proof he can do just that!
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Elon & Twitter
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Or Biden would have fired her on Twitter!
Tesla earned it, and continues to earn it, by pushing out software that hasn't been properly tested. Fool me once, shame on you. But I really don't get why some people voluntarily beta test software for Tesla. If I'm beta testing software for a company, I expect that company to be paying me. Not fixing the charge port slamming down immediately after I removed the connector for 2 months was the last straw.
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ZenRockGarden
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And he got away with it at those two places because they were doing amazing engineering work and being successful in such a manner that it was easy to replace the good people who got rage-fired with other good people.
What's going on at Twitter is the opposite. No one of quality is gonna want to work there, and they will lose their best and brightest with no ability to replace them with anything but low talent sycophants who's main skill is knowing when to duck, not how to code.
They won't. These kids really think getting some +votes and banning together with an emoji will do wonders for their careers? Yeah they will get some 15mins of fame from Business Insider but as for career wise, it's a torpedo unless they end up working for Dan O Dowd. Best case is to go the youtube/social media route and be a Musk hater and capitalize on the 15 min of fame.
Any employer will google this person's name and find that they are trouble makers and can potentially start some kind of mutiny at your own business if the coffee is too hot or something. All the big guns are arrogant a-holes that are more or less inline with Musk. Think you build multi billion dollar businesses by being easy on your staff?
mach-edriver
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That's why (plus build quality) why I got the new Mach-E after 6 years with an S.
bkp_duke
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JRP3
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Right, not remotely what you said. I know, I know, she was speaking code...
bkp_duke
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Hope you avoided the GT trim.
mach-edriver
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I don't think Sunbeam employees were punished for Al Dunlop trashing the company. (On the other hand, Enron.)
scottf200
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Hahaha, okay. Glad you went from beta testing for Tesla to beta testing for Ford.
"Electric vehicles are among the least reliable cars and trucks in the automotive industry today, according to Consumer Reports rankings released Tuesday."
"Reliability issues with all-electric vehicles were expected, since most automakers, with the exception of early EV leader Tesla, launched fully electric models just in recent years."
Electric vehicles are less reliable because of newer technologies, Consumer Reports finds
Consumer Reports surveyed owners of more than 300,000 vehicles to make predictions about the reliability of 2023 model year vehicles.
www.cnbc.com
That is sad. Whatever happened to the "EV's are more reliable because they have fewer parts" schtick?Hahaha, okay. Glad you went from beta testing for Tesla to beta testing for Ford.
"Electric vehicles are among the least reliable cars and trucks in the automotive industry today, according to Consumer Reports rankings released Tuesday."
"Reliability issues with all-electric vehicles were expected, since most automakers, with the exception of early EV leader Tesla, launched fully electric models just in recent years."
Electric vehicles are less reliable because of newer technologies, Consumer Reports finds
Consumer Reports surveyed owners of more than 300,000 vehicles to make predictions about the reliability of 2023 model year vehicles.
Daniel in SD
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Nah, he’s only asking questions. Haha.
The citizen journalists of Twitter will find the truth!
What always bugs me about Elon’s complaints about the media is that he could spend a small fraction of what he paid for Twitter to actually hire investigative journalists to answer these questions for him.
Money laundering? Is that still around? I would have thought Trump et al would have cleaned that up.
ZenRockGarden
Active Member
Clearly the work of someone who's deeply data-driven about reality and has no patience for unsupported nonsense
AlanSubie4Life
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Murdoch is only worth $7B, for example.
Anyway yeah I am not sure what happened to Pravda. Maybe that name would not be popular anymore for some reason? That could have transitioned into a news organization.
ElectricIAC
Good-Natured Rascal
Why isn’t it a question worth asking?
ElectricIAC
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