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The average consumer’s car won’t be needed during the workday so it won’t actually pay for itself… especially if everyone’s car is available.. self driving cars won’t pay for themselves any better than electric cars have saved gas money without subsidies.
July 2, 2025 at 1:39 PM
The average consumer’s car won’t be needed during the workday so it won’t actually pay for itself… especially if everyone’s car is available.. self driving cars won’t pay for themselves any better than electric cars have saved gas money without subsidies.
The average consumer’s car or way of doing something isn’t good enough for them to rent out to any other person. Especially when you are paying for a service.🧵
July 2, 2025 at 1:39 PM
The average consumer’s car or way of doing something isn’t good enough for them to rent out to any other person. Especially when you are paying for a service.🧵
Why does Musk think it’s OK to test his technology on the public’s lives when everyone else (of which there are many farther along) followed the rules and proved safety first.
My safety shouldn’t be at risk because he wants to make a name for himself before he dies.
My safety shouldn’t be at risk because he wants to make a name for himself before he dies.
June 29, 2025 at 11:33 PM
Why does Musk think it’s OK to test his technology on the public’s lives when everyone else (of which there are many farther along) followed the rules and proved safety first.
My safety shouldn’t be at risk because he wants to make a name for himself before he dies.
My safety shouldn’t be at risk because he wants to make a name for himself before he dies.
The number of errant videos online for the really small launch is concerning.
Semi trucks are already autonomous driving from Houston to Dallas via a different company (who uses lidar).
No one says the 80% case of driving is hard. The 20% is where people think lidar is necessary.
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Semi trucks are already autonomous driving from Houston to Dallas via a different company (who uses lidar).
No one says the 80% case of driving is hard. The 20% is where people think lidar is necessary.
🧵
June 29, 2025 at 11:33 PM
The number of errant videos online for the really small launch is concerning.
Semi trucks are already autonomous driving from Houston to Dallas via a different company (who uses lidar).
No one says the 80% case of driving is hard. The 20% is where people think lidar is necessary.
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Semi trucks are already autonomous driving from Houston to Dallas via a different company (who uses lidar).
No one says the 80% case of driving is hard. The 20% is where people think lidar is necessary.
🧵
The cars are limited to an area of only a few square miles which are carefully mapped and don’t contain tricky intersections, by their own release.
The speed limit is 40 on those roads.
The service was launched despite lawmakers asking Tesla to wait till Sept when new regulations go into effect.
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The speed limit is 40 on those roads.
The service was launched despite lawmakers asking Tesla to wait till Sept when new regulations go into effect.
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June 29, 2025 at 11:33 PM
The cars are limited to an area of only a few square miles which are carefully mapped and don’t contain tricky intersections, by their own release.
The speed limit is 40 on those roads.
The service was launched despite lawmakers asking Tesla to wait till Sept when new regulations go into effect.
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The speed limit is 40 on those roads.
The service was launched despite lawmakers asking Tesla to wait till Sept when new regulations go into effect.
🧵
Such a setup would require low management overhead.. which we haven’t seen in big tech yet.
June 9, 2025 at 1:59 PM
Such a setup would require low management overhead.. which we haven’t seen in big tech yet.
I’d be happy to pay 5 or ten bucks a month subscription for a family and friends only social media platform that doesn’t harvest my data for use other than me conversing with my family and friends. Me thinks Apple might be setting up for such a thing in a few years with Journals. 🧵
June 9, 2025 at 1:59 PM
I’d be happy to pay 5 or ten bucks a month subscription for a family and friends only social media platform that doesn’t harvest my data for use other than me conversing with my family and friends. Me thinks Apple might be setting up for such a thing in a few years with Journals. 🧵
I appreciate your insightful posts. You surface nuances in healthcare that the public couldn’t know that you do know because of cost plus.
June 9, 2025 at 1:56 PM
I appreciate your insightful posts. You surface nuances in healthcare that the public couldn’t know that you do know because of cost plus.
If we green light this then we need to do the same for appointed officials. A handful of them pitch their recent usefulness each week and the public calls in to vote on who stays vs who Trump needs to reappoint.
Congress isn’t vetting them so let the public.
Congress isn’t vetting them so let the public.
May 17, 2025 at 7:49 PM
If we green light this then we need to do the same for appointed officials. A handful of them pitch their recent usefulness each week and the public calls in to vote on who stays vs who Trump needs to reappoint.
Congress isn’t vetting them so let the public.
Congress isn’t vetting them so let the public.