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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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DFibRL8R
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Fun game for investors. Drink every time he says cash, er… cache
For anyone who isnt in comp sci (Im a software engineering manager in big tech), he is laying out the roadmap for how far ahead they are than anyone else. It doesnt matter anymore, they are years ahead of the competition and it doesnt matter if they show how they do it. The moat is too large.
SunCatcher
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I'm predicting that at the end he's going to tell us that we really are living in a simulation. Get over it.
JRP3
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Paracelsus
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Can’t wait for Gordy’s explanation of what we are seeing.
This is what I said earlier. If you can map anything in 3d space with vision using a standard sensor suite, there is a neural net / task you can apply to that robot / car / whatever.
corduroy
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We better not hear people asking "where is my FSD button" after this.
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Drumheller
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To add some color (see what I did there?), I have two computer science degrees. In fairness it has been some time, but this is far more advanced than anything I saw in college or any peers working on in research at that time.
The presentation is doing a good job of showing the concepts without burying everyone in the complex math and memory management. To conceptualize time in the A.I. to help it compute for changing state, I imagine that is very complex math.
I definitely don't want to hear "glorified cruise control" or "Tesla has no intellectual property" ever again
Paracelsus
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Holy smokes - 2500 searches in 1.5 milliseconds - autopilot/FSD is so much safer than human drivers - and obviously getting better all the time
Someone send this AI Day YouTube link to 2 Senators and the Investigation Board. It will smother them, and it will help everyone else understand why Tesla had to design their own massive microprocessor
Someone send this AI Day YouTube link to 2 Senators and the Investigation Board. It will smother them, and it will help everyone else understand why Tesla had to design their own massive microprocessor
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BiFPN is from a paper from July 2020. This architecture was not possible before that time which shows how they are integrating the latest advances as they discard the old versions.
I suspect we are a year or two away from wide release of FSD for city streets anyway, but I wonder if this NHTSA situation won’t have the affect of halting limited beta testing and setting it even further back to 3 or 4 years away. That would be ugly for stock price.
just speculation of course but I’m thinkin “2 weeks” might become two years or more i
Cheers.
just speculation of course but I’m thinkin “2 weeks” might become two years or more i
Well, I hope you are right, but I’ll stick with a year or two...maybe. Not faulting Tesla, we all want it to work right and be safe, but I doubt they are anywhere close. And having said that we’ll be ordering FSD again when we order our model Y. Lol.
Cheers.
ZachF
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This stuff is pure crack for nerds like me....
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