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Tesla, TSLA & the Investment World: the Perpetual Investors' Roundtable
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Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Got 15 min? Watch Sasha break down the lawsuit filed against OpenAI and Sam Altman yesterday by Elon Musk:
Elon Musk Sues OpenAI | Sasha Yanshin Live (2024-03-01)
TL;dw Altman et.al and Microsoft highjacked a not-for-profit, exclusively-for-educational-purposes company (incorporated in Delaware), fired the OpenAI Board of Directors, and installed Microsoft puppet directors who don't appear to have the necessary skills to understand AGI.
Further, OpenAI created some form of convoluted legal fabrication so that Microsoft gets to choose OpenAI Directors, set company goals and take a share in profits all WITHOUT being legal shareholders. WTF?! Sue those Delaware dogs, Elon!
Cheers!
Elon Musk Sues OpenAI | Sasha Yanshin Live (2024-03-01)
TL;dw Altman et.al and Microsoft highjacked a not-for-profit, exclusively-for-educational-purposes company (incorporated in Delaware), fired the OpenAI Board of Directors, and installed Microsoft puppet directors who don't appear to have the necessary skills to understand AGI.
Further, OpenAI created some form of convoluted legal fabrication so that Microsoft gets to choose OpenAI Directors, set company goals and take a share in profits all WITHOUT being legal shareholders. WTF?! Sue those Delaware dogs, Elon!
Cheers!
If this is the case, why did he wait so long to file the suit? I take the long wait as part of the evolution of Elon's mindset toward fighting for what's right, even if sure to lose.
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Consideration?
I'm not a lawyer but the way that's written, they could say "sure, we considered it and decided not to" or "we changed our mind later".
Well Microsoft did all of the things being accused throughout the years and also it takes time to gather all of this evidence. So we don't know when Elon looked into this and when he discovered there was a breach.
Dikkie Dik
If gets hard, use hammer
February starting to look good in Europe so far
Um, anyone know why PGE.com wouldn't support FIREFOX?!
Source: Supported Browsers
Edit: Apparently, it showed up on HackerNews too Mozilla Firefox is below PG&E threshold for support | Hacker News
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Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
It's a congestion fee, that means it applies only if the Supercharger is busy. IIRC that means >50% occupied. Here's the Tesla support webpage:
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And all those copying this factory are copying a factory a generation behind (at least depending on when they do the copying) where Tesla is going.
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Village Idiot
That's BS. They shouldn't be able to do this to older cars. That wasn't the deal when we bought them. Idle fees I agree with. You shouldn't be allowed to be in the way if your not charging. Also, they artificially lower my charging speed during the last 80% even though it's actually at less than 80%, due to the battery capacity being artificially locked to 60 kWh.
Krugerrand
Meow
Who knows? I contend it doesn’t matter the why of the timing.
I am constantly reminded of something Elon said a long time ago when I continually see people asking these types of questions.
Paraphrased he said the hard/important part is knowing what question to ask.
Congestion fees don't occur when charging a vehicle with Free Supercharging:
So essentially it is just an idle fee, but without a grace period.
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2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
Considering how Sweden increased by 141% YoY, is there some way we could arrange for extended union strikes to be held against Tesla in other countries?
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Driving a 2016 model X, there are frequent times we have to charge above 90 per cent even make it to the next supercharger, especially in winter or on windy days. I guess Tesla expects us to go 60km/hour on the highway to make it, or pay possibly an extra 30 bucks in supercharging (yes that last 10 per cent gets very throttled) per charge.
Idling charges past 100 per cent sure. But if you NEED to charge to get to your destination, you should not be punished for it. Rather than financially hitting your early adopters, maybe put the strain on the people who you opened up the network to, who never have put a dime directly into Tesla.
Idling charges past 100 per cent sure. But if you NEED to charge to get to your destination, you should not be punished for it. Rather than financially hitting your early adopters, maybe put the strain on the people who you opened up the network to, who never have put a dime directly into Tesla.
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Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Giga Berlin Fly Through 2.0 - YouTube | (Duration: 3:38)
#tesla #gigaberlin
How does one say "dreadnaught" in OG?
Cheers to the Longs!
Looks like he's been working on this for awhile. Nice summary by Walter Isaacson:
Artful Dodger
"Neko no me"
Actually rather shocked to see Toyota in 2nd place with the bZ4X
Hyundai now reporting robotaxis in their monthly US reporting (sold 3 in February)
Anyone have any idea where Hyundai robotaxis are operating in the USA?
Anyone have any idea where Hyundai robotaxis are operating in the USA?
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