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@KiroIkigai @SawyerMerritt Position my ass

@SawyerMerritt Camera-only AV at scale is an unproven bet and Uber just positioned themselves as the platform layer regardless of who wins the sensor war

Uber CEO in new interview: "By 2029, we think that we will facilitate more autonomous and robotaxi rides than anyone else in the world; When the day comes that those Teslas are safe with a camera only approach, we'd love to have those Teslas on our platform as well. We've got tens of thousands of Teslas on our platform now, and some of our drivers use FSD. It's a great car, safe car, we'd love to work with them, but there are plenty of other partners in the space." (via Moonshot pod)

@suchnerve No

EVs all being so high-tech is a grave tactical error. Not everyone is a techie who likes fancy software and big screens for everything. A cheap EV with actual physical controls & readouts for as many things as possible, and minimal touchscreen reliance, would sell like HOTCAKES.

@maestro__exe @elonmusk The way to get high engagement on X is to be an idiot.

@elonmusk Why do people have to pay for the FSD after buying the vehicles??

FSD 14.3 is in Tesla employee beta now and will probably go to wide release end of week

@rushicrypto Yeah “paid off” is really a nonsensical argument that mixes up different concepts, what about people who paid full in cash? Should they not pay tax at all?

I’m very confused about the number of people who think “property tax” is a sales tax on you home rather than taxes to pay for public services you use every day. “I paid off my home why do i still pay property taxes?!?!?” Oh, did you also stop using the roads and libraries and sidewalks and parks? Not worried about fires anymore?

@scottsantens Or, communism ≠ evil automatically, you’re allowed to think for yourself, so start doing it.

If I lost a brain cell every time I saw someone claim that Universal Basic Income was communism, I'd have become stupid enough to say it myself. AI is here. Jobs are being automated. And capitalism requires consumers with money to spend. Consider where this is going without UBI.

@sandislonjsak At once can mean different things

@housecor Why review at all then

Just learned a team at Microsoft is doing code reviews *after* merge. Why? To move faster. No more pausing work to wait for code reviews. No need for stacked PRs. No more time-consuming merge conflicts caused by long code review delays. This has risks, but may work well for a team that is: - mature - high trust - has strong automated quality checks

@icanvardar You’re nothing special but a sack of meat balls.

people are slowly realizing ai isn’t anything special, it’s just insanely expensive compute

@MalissaPhillips @luxemiaa How to say Max BS in a single post

@luxemiaa waiters and waitresses are TAXED on the dollar amount of your food total whether you give them a tip or not! In other words, if you don't tip for their service, THEY LOST THEIR MONEY, ENERGY AND TIME WAITING ON YOU! Why don't people understand this?

A woman on Instagram said: My husband and I go out to dinner and order lobster dishes at $50 each and the table next to us order burgers at $15 each. Why do we have to leave a bigger tip than the other table when we had the same waitress and got the same service?

@OgeDichiVic @luxemiaa Tell me you’re a waitress without telling me

@luxemiaa Tips are usually a percentage of the bill, not the type of food. So even if the service is the same, a $50 lobster ends up with a higher tip than a $15 burger. It’s about the total bill, not the effort per dish.

@USA_Polling Fortunately you don’t get to make the rules.

I'm a big fan of the idea that once you hit a billion dollars, you get a plaque in a park saying that you won at capitalism and everything you make over a billion is taxed at 100%

@DrKERMD @farzyness No, read the context, “doctor”.

@farzyness I think he’s referring to the Roadster.

Very obviously CyberSUV or CyberVAN. Cybertruck has Tesla’s best platform. Would be silly not to maximize it.

@rezoundous Yes, the only time I change anything is to bump my release version number

So it has been about a year since. Is AI writing 100% of your code?

@Ripple_X @Teslaconomics I don’t. Coming from someone who manually drove Cybertruck for nine months before FSD was on it.

@Teslaconomics ONLY and ONLY if it has a steering wheel and pedals. People want to drive, not all want to sit and be driven

If Tesla built a CyberSUV, it would bring Rivian to its knees

@MobofJoggers People now bait and switch, they wave and flip it to a middle finger.

Hey Cybertruck owners... Do you get more waves and love or middle fingers and hate from random people?

@elonmusk @NevrEnoughX @LeahLibresco Wtf is that supposed to mean Kobe Bryant?

@LeahLibresco Something way cooler than a minivan is coming

MAKE A MINIVAN, ELON.

@WilliamRayX @PierceLilholt It’s more to do with how eyes work than what the universe is made of.

@PierceLilholt Do you ever notice that if you gaze off into a bright blue sky, you'll sometimes see what looks like a VR screen-door effect? Apparently this is just a vision glitch. But it's weird, nonetheless.

Why does the universe appear to have a resolution limit, like pixels in a game?

@MrAndyNgo Now the husband needs to take things in his own hands and deliver the justice.

A Seattle man who shot and killed an eight-month pregnant Korean-American woman and nearly killed her husband when they were driving to work has been found not guilty by reason of insanity. Cordell Goosby m—rdered Elina Kwon and her unborn baby in June 2023 when they were stopped at a red light. Prosecutors did not charge him for killing the baby due to concerns about protecting abortion in the liberal state. After hearing testimony from defense medical experts that Goosby was "insane" at the time of the shootings, the prosecution agreed to have the case ended through the not guilty motion. Goosby will be committed to an institution and regularly evaluated to see if he is fit to be released to the public. ngocomment.com

@MrAndyNgo Released to the public? Wtf?!!

@wholemars Remember how long it took them to adapt FSD to their own Cybertruck? So yeah it’s probably extremely difficult to make it a drop in replacement, it just won’t work.

Tesla should create a version on their self-driving models that can run on Nvidia car computers. Then all of the legacy automakers putting Nvidia computers in their cars could license Tesla’s models with just a software update. Alternatively, if it needs to be Tesla’s own chips, they should design a computer or at least a variant of the computer that is a drop in replacement for Nvidia’s in terms of power consumption, connectors, etc.