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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
SMR does his usual comprehensive presentation of James Stephenson's latest charts.
I really like the way these charts paint the picture for Tesla's future in clear, telling detail.
I really like the way these charts paint the picture for Tesla's future in clear, telling detail.
That is plausible:
Since Slovakia is in the Euro and is a Schengen country, the advantages are myriad. Whether Tesla builds a GigaFactory or another factory to produce Superchargers, components and/or TE products it is entirely logical for them to do this.
It's also material to know that GF Grüneheide is undoubtedly sourcing much of it's employment base from Poland, as do others in Brandenburg. We will begin to hear much more about such diversification within the next year or so.
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Yeah, this stuff is so boring I had to go over to Twitter.
10.9 release note. Also green is saying new maps rolling out for USA and China.
Well, they could at least reasonably make it drive in reverse at highway speeds to maximize range on road-trips. *ducks*I had a dream that Elon Musk unveiled a new version of the Cybertruck that was shaped like a PT Cruiser to appeal to the masses. That image cannot be unseen
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The amount of financial growth Tesla is experiencing truly startles me. I've had my own Excel model of Tesla's financials for over two years now and my predictions were much more conservative than the reality has been. I have to admit my model has been incorrect, given margin / revenue growth Tesla will be worth much more than I thought it would in the near future.
Of course I'm okay with this!
These FSD release notes are sounding like recruiting baits for top notch AI engineers and researchers. What even is an IOU int he context of intersections?
10.9 seems to have features that Elon was predicting 11.0 would have. Two major changes. Handling intersections using a new auto-regression neural net should be a huge improvement. "Auto-regression" means using past information to make future predictions. So the network is finally starting to reason using a continuous memory of past results about what is happening in the intersection. Sounds like this is only being used for intersections right now. Should be a big improvement when this technique is rolled out for the rest of the planning work. Am very interested to see how this affects actual intersection behavior (I used to have FSD Beta, but just bought a new car, so I don't have it anymore).
And looks like we have 10 bit raw camera inputs instead of 8 bit processed images. Should help in low light and other obscured camera situations.
Buckminster
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Found this on google.
."While training the network, we compare our bounding box results from the CNN to the actual bounding box. Our cost function is the area of intersection divided by the area of union of the two bounding boxes. The closer this number, also called IoU (intersection over union), is to 1, the better our prediction is."
got lost at CNN, but still patiently waiting for update to comeFound this on google.
."While training the network, we compare our bounding box results from the CNN to the actual bounding box. Our cost function is the area of intersection divided by the area of union of the two bounding boxes. The closer this number, also called IoU (intersection over union), is to 1, the better our prediction is."
insaneoctane
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WTH is the "Dawn project" and who's sponsoring it?
EDIT: The comments say The guy runnning this ad, Dan O’Dowd, is the CEO of Green Hills SW. Among other things, they work with Auto companies on ADAS and Automated Driving Systems.
....Yup. If you can’t compete, litigate. If you cant litigate, legislate....
Granted it's just FUD, but FULL PAGE NYT?
EDIT: The comments say The guy runnning this ad, Dan O’Dowd, is the CEO of Green Hills SW. Among other things, they work with Auto companies on ADAS and Automated Driving Systems.
....Yup. If you can’t compete, litigate. If you cant litigate, legislate....
Granted it's just FUD, but FULL PAGE NYT?
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Better named Dusk, and that also rhymes better. So there, NYT.
The Dingleberry And Wingnut Network?
I'm sure not going to pull up that ad, but I can just read "....$10,000 if you can show another Fortune 500 company....critical error every eight minutes..." et cetera.
Can I get $10K per?
XOM
RDC
CHV
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Can I get $10K per?
XOM
RDC
CHV
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The forthcoming earnings report is clearly going to be more immense than even we TMCers thought possible.
The Dingleberry And Wingnut Network?
"Dan is the world’s leading expert in creating software that never fails and can’t be hacked."
Dan "the man" says this over and over by the way. Seems more self promoting than anything else. I hope that if Elon says anything it's constructive you know how it is when two engineers get together but this guy would get quite a bit of free media if Elon tweets.
He's also a bit odd:
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JupiterMan
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I'm intrigued by the implications of this:
- does this have any ramifications on previous NN training which used 8 bit processed images
- will Tesla use 10 bit images for future training
- if so, I assume this uses bigger file data, so restricts size/number that can be stored then uploaded?
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