Just like "the stock price is too high" tweet on 5/1 8:11 am had nothing to do with the stock split announcement of 5/1 on 8/11?
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Just like "the stock price is too high" tweet on 5/1 8:11 am had nothing to do with the stock split announcement of 5/1 on 8/11?
willow_hiller
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Yep, they filed a patent around February 2019 to that effect. It went public this month: http://www.freepatentsonline.com/20200250473.pdf
They've devised a method to manually label one frame, and then let the network label the rest of the video.
"In some embodiments, a three-dimensional representation of a feature, such as a lane line, is created from the group of time series elements that corresponds to the ground truth. This ground truth is then associated with a subset of the time series elements, such as a single image frame of the group of captured image data. For example, the first image of a group of images is associated with the ground truth for a lane line represented in three-dimensional space. Although the ground truth is determined based on the group of images, the selected first frame and the ground truth are used to create a training data. As an example, training data is created for predicting a three-dimensional representation of a vehicle lane using only a single image. In some embodiments, any element or group of elements of a group of time series elements is associated with the ground truth and used to create training data. For example, the ground truth may be applied to an entire video sequence for creating training data."
Yeah I saw that. I just can't get my head around what scale this will allow vs the scale of data Tesla wants for dojo.
Does that make Elon an african-american?
humbaba
sleeping until $7000
The theoretical maximum pain for $TSLA has risen a bit since yesterday[1] so its no longer a >$200 drop to hit max pain.
Here's a bold prediction: as the stock price drifts lower maximum pain will increase until they reach that happy medium at close on Friday.
1) Stock Option Max Pain
Here's a bold prediction: as the stock price drifts lower maximum pain will increase until they reach that happy medium at close on Friday.
1) Stock Option Max Pain
Etna
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Krugerrand
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That’s a compellingly logical saying, except I’ve seen that kind of thinking cause healthcare professionals to misdiagnose, get stuck thinking inside the box, and straight up refuse to listen to clients and patients because it could ‘only‘ be a horse.
It quite likely might be a horse, but it could also be a cow, a goat, a zebra, a deer, an antelope, a centaur etc...
TheTalkingMule
Distributed Energy Enthusiast
So did Larry Ellison essentially turn $1B in TSLA into ~$5.8B real fast?
Gotta be nice to be a billionaire.
Gotta be nice to be a billionaire.
Great work Frank. I thought it was interesting not to see Citadel in your list. I see you commented in one of your summary points towards the end but I do see a 13F from Citadel for Q2. Also remember they owned a 4.3% stake in Q1. Here are the two relevant links:
Citadel's Ken Griffin reports Tesla stake
https://fintel.io/soh/us/tsla/citadel-advisors-llc
X Fan
Active Member
Appreciate this report.....
Ellison has done quite well in having faith in Elon/Tesla. If his weighted cost was $400 he would be up around $4.2B on a $1.2B investment.
HG Wells
Martian Embassy
Obviously it does, by definition. OTOH it seems that nearly all US naturalized Africans who are not Black are not considered to be African-Americans just as the millions of Africans whose ancestors were from the Indian subcontinent are not called so either.
Imagine Larry’s circle of friends; to hang out with that group, would give you amazing insights.
It would be like hanging with the TMC Gang of Polymaths:
PapaFox
Curt Renz
David Lee
The Artful Dodger
Please add to this list, since I am production constrained...
A few earnings calls back Musk was roundly ridiculed by TSLAQ and others when he stated that there was unlimited demand for Tesla products at the right price point. That the only thing holding back everyone in the world demanding a Tesla was the price.
I think he has stuck to that statement since. He is trying to achieve the price point of endless demand while simultaneously crushing the competition. I believe the only thing holding back Tesla price reductions until that point is reached is preserving some basic margins as costs continue to decline. It does not seem to matter to Tesla whether they are selling every car now. This is immaterial to the mission. The mission benefits most from the achievement of the theoretical endless demand.
As much as Elon seemed to be the nice guy capitalist looking to help all OEMs and the world to transition to BEVs a decade or so ago, making statements like if Tesla failed but EVs became the norm he would have won, he seems to have taken the reaction by the industry to his attempts personally. His actions now tell he has signed on to a brutal survival of the fittest, and is more than happy to see the laggards exit in disgrace permanently.
I am completely on board with this. Would think most everyone here is as well.
Small, but sharp jump at open. I'm surprised.
I only know one person named Larry and he isn't a billionaire.
Anyone mocking that statement is ignorant, pure and simple. This applies to anything. Basic microeconomics.
I think it's hilarious that Elon is friend's with 2 billionaires named Larry.
I only know one person named Larry and he isn't a billionaire.
We opened in green! Didn’t expect that today
Wow, there's a huge new hit piece in Forbes.com, but then there's this at the end:
Disclosure: David Trainer, Kyle Guske II, and Matt Shuler receive no compensation to write about any specific stock, sector, style, or theme.
How can this be true? I can only assume, given the vast number of absurd statements and assumptions in the article, that there are shorts involved here. Any insights from our well-informed forum members?
Tesla: The Most Dangerous Stock For Fiduciaries
Disclosure: David Trainer, Kyle Guske II, and Matt Shuler receive no compensation to write about any specific stock, sector, style, or theme.
How can this be true? I can only assume, given the vast number of absurd statements and assumptions in the article, that there are shorts involved here. Any insights from our well-informed forum members?
Tesla: The Most Dangerous Stock For Fiduciaries
He would be in the bottom 25 percentile of WSB
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