Apparently, it's only possible if he had entered a predetermined plan to do so, a so called 10b-5 plan, prior to 9/16.
I think low odds, but can't be ruled out.
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I think low odds, but can't be ruled out.
We'll know by the end of the day tomorrow if he did.
Captkerosene
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Tho I would like to know in your opinion where Tesla is taking this using the FSD software stack? Why are they spending so much time doing all the classical stuff right now? And you mentioned that deep learning also doesn't translate very well into the real world, what can potentially Tesla bring to the table that can make it work?
Gigapress
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@mongo thinks that the savings is actually more like $100-150 in which case this benefit is more like $0.10/share in 2023. That's still a pretty nice savings.
mongo also calculated that the real weight of the hardware is probably 3.5-5 kg, so I was off by 2x or 3x with the 10 kg guess. 4 kg is 0.25% of a Model 3's mass so it's appreciable but not a huge weight advantage. I guess that it maybe adds a kilometer of range for city driving if that's roughly proportional to vehicle weight.
On the other hand mongo also pointed out that the cost savings will probably occur pretty much immediately, not with a lag like I was initially thinking. If so, this will impact Q4 to the extent that Tesla transitions 3Y production to this design over the course of Q4.
Fellow Calgarians here. Calgary housing will be fine. It’s a bargain by Canadian standards. Calgary has the highest average income in Canada and it’s really affordable compared to other cities. Don’t forget we have over 300k immigrants coming into the country ANNUALLY and Calgary is way more affordable to newcomers compared to the insane market in Toronto and Vancouver.
Think Calgary as Las Vegas north. As soon as Californians discover how affordable Vegas is, the entire LS housing market shot up. Yes there is a correction going on now but it’s way above its historical average.
400k in in TSLA can easily be worth 250k or 600k next month. Are you ok with the huge swing? If you travel to a new destination and there was a bad day like yesterday and your net worth drops by $40k in a single day, are you going to make excellent video as always?
What is your YouTube link? Best of luck in your adventure.
The housing market has come down significantly in the Pacific NorthWest in the last 3 months. Houses listed 3 months ago sold in a few days over the list prices, and now similar homes don’t move even after a couple price drops.
You should sell if your market is still good as it will cool off too!
Part of the correction might be due to the moratorium on real estate sales to foreigners which currently lasts about another 18 months I believe. Something to maybe consider in your calculations/projections.
Thanks for the insight. It’s definitely a hard thing to judge. One thing I do know is I feel there is a lot greater potential in TSLA over the next couple years than Calgary real estate. I could be wrong though.
My YouTube channel is called Jonesing For Food. I have a fair number of Calgary reviews.
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCLHdlMu4QbswaRcMNm2gStw
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I believe this is against forum rule to promote certain channel.
Couldn't you take a home equity loan against your house and invest that? You seem willing to take a bit of risk.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
This change will make more and more sense as Tesla diversifies its business into Energy and Storage Products, AI and Robotics Services, Robotaxi / Tesla Network, Insurance and who knows however many others I've missed.
Great read on China's EV landscape -
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ToTheStars
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I don't know how removing the ultrasonic sensors will improve AutoPark in situations like in this video.
“They” == the analysts.
"I don't know" does not mean "it is impossible", it just means you are not capable of figuring it out.
Start with looking at videos and not still images.
Occupancy network gives the car "3D awareness with memory" i.e. it remembers what the space car currently occupies looked like when it was approaching it.
"companies don’t miss estimates, analysts miss reality" Gali
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Artful Dodger
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I did my "Year without a Winter" when I was 41 years old. Awesome time cycle touring through Hawaii (the Big Island), New Zealand (both Islands), and Australia (a really big Island). Spent 5 hours per day in the saddle, 6 days a week, got in the best shape of my (post-Army) life, and loved every moment of the experience. Met so many interesting folks while travelling...
Highly recommended. Stay in touch, post some pix...
ToTheStars
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I understand. Looking at the video, it doesn't seem to me the Tesla cars have a great 3D awareness with memory. AutoPark was introduced a while ago now. The legacy manufacturer cars seem to do a better job parking themselves.
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