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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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GhostSkater
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Updated, it launched for R$115k with a R$10k discount on the first batch due to them being a 4 seats version, 5 will come latter
Huge miss in my opinion and lots of disappointment going around. Way too much money for a tiny car with limited range, slow charging, no cargo space and so on
Ignoring the fact it’s an EV, much much better ICE options on that price point
We still have room for the Tesla compact here
2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
They have each made that clear in their own channels over the years. Both prior to Elon's SNL Aspie moment.
I was only making a point of it as I appreciate the perspective from folks "on the spectrum" as it is likely to be fact-based.
So, no, I think that Aspies identify as Aspies... Elon included.
(after all, there is a test required in order to join the club)
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Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
I think that was in reference to Parking Lot shuttles. It's like a mile from the NE overflow lot to the CT line in the SW of the Main Factory. It's like Disneyland, without the Goofy...
There is a test for it you know. That's how I found out I'm an aspie, I didn't even know it for 48 years of my life, I thought I was just weird.
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
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The WSJ printed an article two days ago titled "Nvidia’s Rivals See Shifting AI Market As a Boon."
"Big tech companies—including Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Alphabet’s Google and Amazon.com—have been working to develop inference chips in-house, recognizing the coming shift and the benefits of being able to do inference more cheaply.
Amazon, for example, has had inference chips since 2018, and inference represents 40% of computing costs for its Alexa smart assistant,…"
Naturally, the WSJ called out that Tesla deployed its own in-house developed inference chip in its cars in 2018 and that Tesla has millions of cars that are essentially robots using its chips on the roads today. Oh wait, no, the WSJ neglected to mention that…
"Big tech companies—including Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Alphabet’s Google and Amazon.com—have been working to develop inference chips in-house, recognizing the coming shift and the benefits of being able to do inference more cheaply.
Amazon, for example, has had inference chips since 2018, and inference represents 40% of computing costs for its Alexa smart assistant,…"
Naturally, the WSJ called out that Tesla deployed its own in-house developed inference chip in its cars in 2018 and that Tesla has millions of cars that are essentially robots using its chips on the roads today. Oh wait, no, the WSJ neglected to mention that…
jeewee3000
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"The machine that parks the machine."
it was not looking down. this emoji
is quite popular, and in this context I interpret it as "you'll see".I bet 20$ the car will briefly "fly".
Years ago I went to pyschologist who is well-known for dealing with austism. I had a few sessions with her.
At the end, I asked: "So Dr, do I have Aspergers?"
Her: "No, you're just an engineer"
If you want to believe he's really smart, you should be hoping he's been deceitful many times.
Today's AH crash is really caused by Snowflake's CEO departing? If that's the case then Elon's departure might rival Covid's flash crash.
Captkerosene
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Elon is tricky, I think the emoji as used has a double meaning. Looking down in this case means "lower."it was not looking down. this emoji
I bet 20$ the car will briefly "fly".
Fly? To what point? Sounds dangerous. Whereas, a car/boat that can go underwater briefly would be about as cool a thing a twelve year old could imagine. Elon wanted to make the CT swim but got shut down by the team. This time he's going to make it happen. As far as the tech goes:
Under water, the cold gas thrusters could be used for propulsion, maneuvering, air supply, pressurization and buoyancy. The battery will work great underwater too and doesn't need air for combustion. On the water, the battery can operate the compressor and recharge the air bottles. SpaceX is notably mentioned as a collaborator and they have all the experience with keeping people alive in space.
No bet, but I think I'm right.
2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
That is a rather incomprehensible statement.
Are you implying that you don't believe Elon is very smart, and, that he is known to have been deceitful on multiple occasions?
This naturally raises the question of what purpose you have for posting this here?
Hey now...
Just because Elon bought the amphibious Lotus from James Bond doesn't mean he did so as an industry benchmarking assignment.
down a dollar is a crash? LOL
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