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Eddie
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Eddie
@DeNguyen73
$TSLA since 2013 Systems Software Engineer
Anaheim, CA Katılım Temmuz 2019
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@AboveItAll2030 SpaceX has mentioned beaming lasers to certain ground stations then constrained will be on ground transmission lines
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My impression is that DO was to act as a bridge until we start to see results from robotaxi. Not something he had seriously developed. But I could be wrong.
Is latency with V3 starlink actually that good between earth and orbit? My fiber is a lot cheaper, faster and lower latency than current starlink
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@thequeenbeetle This is in Mississippi, xAI second site, not in the first site in Missouri.
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@DeNguyen73 He's expanding turbine use.
"Billionaire’s artificial intelligence company gets approval to run 41 methane gas turbines at its ‘Colossus 2’ in Mississippi"
theguardian.com/technology/202…
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Great article as always. I’d just add that Tesla’s solutions tend to be multifaceted and address the entire drivetrain. For example, Tesla sources batteries from third-party suppliers but still experiences fewer battery issues than many other OEMs. That’s largely due to how well they’ve optimized the BMS, including the thermal management design, to extend battery life and reduce fire risk. This engineering approach is shown in the vehicles’ energy efficiency.
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@AboveItAll2030 I’m aware of this interview but I think they are still in the conceptual phase and not in the deployment phase. They are working on it’s in scenarios outside their lab environments
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This is what I guessed DO was - basically like a distributed data center for running AI agents whist the car is idle. Not for you, for clients.
A source of revenue for the owner.
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Greggertruck@greggertruck
Hate to say it, but…. This sounds like sustainable abundance. Idk. Maybe there’s a plan after all 🙈 “We(XAi) can pay for idle compute time(from Tesla owners) which works cause they would basically get their lease paid, and we would get immediate compute access from the vehicle sitting doing nothing” “It has heating/ cooling and power. It’s already there. We can just make use of the existing resource. There’s millions of HW4 computer capable vehicles here in North America today” Kinda insane. Maybe @elonmusk is serious?
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I don’t want to spend too much time on this, but the basic idea is that building the infrastructure for this future vision, consisting of Starlink V3 satellites and truly distributed AI compute, will take time. Today’s agentic AI carries out tasks by interacting with software running on your computer or in the cloud. Since we haven’t seen Grok integrate with office productivity tools yet, it’s unlikely we’ll see our Teslas handling office work anytime soon.
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I think @DeNguyen73 has interesting thoughts on this. Latency is a huge issue you can't fix with starlink also high latency
Edge compute does not equal data center
As always, I'm not saying Elon can't find a solution but discussing the obvious issues should never be off the table
Overly Trev@OverlyTrev
@Tesla So technically, my car could do useful work for me—running research or another task—or do useful work for someone else, either way making me money and staying productive.
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@TheEVuniverse True but I don’t see solid state lidar, cameras. That’s why it’s just an image that they will partner with UBER.
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@DeNguyen73 well, they do have a joint venture with Uber x Nuro already going for the Gravity side... probably 'exploring' a purpose built one.
To be honest, their actually well-packaged efficient drivetrain is well positioned for this.
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Oh no Lucid a two-seater robotaxi is a TERRIBLE idea what if I am riding with my family?!?!
- nobody ever, somehow
Jaan of the EVwire.com ⚡@TheEVuniverse
Meet Lucid's purpose-built robotaxi "study": Lunar Two seats 5.5 to 6.0 mi/kWh efficiency target charges 200+ miles in 15 min Based on Lucid's Midsize platform Lucid: "Still a concept, but an interesting look at what our midsize platform technology can enable."
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@blueskykites How much would the single motor Temu CT with dry battery electrodes?
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@AboveItAll2030 Like I said in the space, Tesla focuses on long-term objectives rather than quarter-to-quarter results. Investing in autonomy offers greater profitability potential than expanding into another vehicle segment.
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@DeNguyen73 Tesla should directly compete with Rivian, imo its odd they haven't.
The Rivian delivery van (Elon always liked the Mercedes sprinter), R1S and R1T, a midsize truck platform for global markets.
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Jack Brandt@JJackBrandt
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@thequeenbeetle @tom_politano @wholemars @elonmusk @BeardedTesla @LetsTalkTesla It’s always the best strategy to go after the smallest addressable market especially when training an AI driver that can drive mostly anywhere.
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@tom_politano @wholemars @elonmusk @BeardedTesla @LetsTalkTesla @DeNguyen73 This is something about the boring tunnels that isn't being talked about. It may explain the slow roll of unsupervised in Las Vegas
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Boring Company to build Dubai Loop!
The Boring Company@boringcompany
TBC and @rta_dubai have signed a contract to construct Dubai Loop. TBC would like to thank The Crown Prince of Dubai @HamdanMohammed and His Excellency Mattar Al Tayer and his team. The pilot system with 6.4 km of tunnel and 4 stations will begin construction in late 2026. boringcompany.com/dubai
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