Thank you for sharing this. Good laugh for the day.
"No comment" from the CEO, but the X left him with a parting jab!
Is this the same guy who fainted in a previous auto show?
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Thank you for sharing this. Good laugh for the day.
"No comment" from the CEO, but the X left him with a parting jab!
Well, a bit off topic, but really priceless: BMW CEO Harald Kruger makes somewhat harried and less than gracious exit from Tesla Model X that he was checking out at the Geneva Auto Show after being questioned by the German journalist - all caught on tape:
Watch BMW [Video] | Electrek
“He literally hit himself on the head with denial…” – CadarF
Thank you for sharing this. Good laugh for the day.
"No comment" from the CEO, but the X left him with a parting jab!
According to one source he said the Model X he was in was "just a prototype" before leaving. Lol. Goodbye, don't let the door hit you on the way...
X ramp seems to be underway, Model 3 reveal in 3 weeks. I'd hate to be short right now.
According to one source he said the Model X he was in was "just a prototype" before leaving. Lol. Goodbye, don't let the door hit you on the way...
This is off-topic, but it's the only place where people will read it, so here it goes: DeepMind's AlphaGo software defeated the best human Go player alive, Lee Sedol, in a historic game. Go is an ancient Chinese game (2500 years old) vastly more complex than chess. For perspective, the number of possible Go positions is larger than the number of atoms in the Universe.
Just a few years ago it was generally believed that it would take decades for AI to defeat the best human player at Go, with many believing it was never going to happen. It happened this morning.
This is relevant for self-driving cars. I will go on record and say that Elon is mistaken in his belief that machine learning cannot go the whole way in the quest of 99.999% reliable autonomous driving. It can, and it will, and it will happen sooner than people think.
You may be right that Elon's mistaken, but I'd say the Go analogy is apples<->oranges. Go has a few simple rules and (given enough memory and CPU) you can see every possible "thing" that can happen. Driving on streets around the world has a billion (or zero, depending on your perspective) rules once you factor in peoples' idiosyncrasies (stupidity) and weather, road conditions, large game animals, and...
Totally different than solving go (though that is a milestone achievement in itself).
Not really the only place ...
Elon Musk @elonmusk 27 minför 27 minuter sedan Elon Musk Retweetade Demis Hassabis
Congrats to DeepMind! Many experts in the field thought AI was 10 years away from achieving this.
Is Elon's twitter pic playing the violin a revisit or has he had this quite some time? This was the tsunami of hurt profile of past.
prototype, that is a freudian slip.
Is Elon's twitter pic playing the violin a revisit or has he had this quite some time? This was the tsunami of hurt profile of past.
what is going on with TSLA calls today? stock up 5.80, options barely moving across the board. Strange to see it so consistent. My Jan '17 180's (volume of 1...) have a lousy bid and ask.
It could be that shorts are building synthetic short positions if they are having a hard time finding shares. They have to sell calls to do this and that increases supply and drives the price down. The good news is when they start covering that will go the other direction for you.what is going on with TSLA calls today? stock up 5.80, options barely moving across the board. Strange to see it so consistent. My Jan '17 180's (volume of 1...) have a lousy bid and ask.