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quote:Legal experts have found the investor call's departure from the offering documents strange. As the attorney Tom Gorman, a partner at Dorsey & Whitney LLP who specializes in securities-fraud cases, told Business Insider: "If you go out to people and say you're going to use the money for something and then you use it for something else, that's a big no-no." you must be explaining it wrong, it can't be that stupid
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:i thought the clathrate gun scenario was much more unlikely/minor than they initially thought because that stuff isn't just all sitting on the surface of the ocean floor, waiting to go all at once yep, it works really well now for detecting people who don't know what they're talking about
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leftist heap posted:you must be explaining it wrong, it can't be that stupid hook it to my veins
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Isn't FuckJerry running Musk's personal twitter right now? I wonder if the Tesla twitter is also gonna be handled the same way but with this guy as the figurehead.
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how much do you think he did that to try to get the focus away from how absolutely hosed the company is
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aardvaard posted:how much do you think he did that to try to get the focus away from how absolutely hosed the company is literally everything he does or says is to this purpose
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CommieGIR posted:
Nuclear cars will be amazing no matter what so I support this. Can we get Tesla to mass produce the Nucleon?
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Nuclear is the only way forward if we actually want to beat ACC
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endlessmonotony posted:Nuclear cars will be amazing no matter what so I support this. Hell yes. Head on collisions will be spectacular.
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May 22, 2019 01:58
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just bio-engineer some algae that poops gasoline
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Rex-Goliath posted:a runabout! unhand her, elon backslide!
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Jabor posted:just bio-engineer some algae that poops gasoline dsyp
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CommieGIR posted:
Not too mention there's not nearly enough sites for it to make a difference. Like... several orders of magnitude too few sites.
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Jabor posted:just bio-engineer some algae that poops gasoline Probably just easier to pull carbon dioxide right from the air and use the fischer-tropsch process to convert it to octane or whatever you want. It's really hard to bioenigeer heavy metal catalysts into organisms. standard heme groups are complicated enough, nevermind when you wanna start loving with transition metals or (lol) lanthanides. Moist von Lipwig fucked around with this message at 12:26 on May 22, 2019 |
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AlbieQuirky posted:true fact: on my street, there are four teslas and five honda fits (and two priuses and one chevy volt) hondas fit
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"It’s available as a software update for Tesla owners who purchased Enhanced Autopilot or Full Self-Driving Capability, which, despite the name, does not make the vehicle a self-driving car." 
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look at this obvious short fud:quote:In practice, we found that Navigate on Autopilot lagged far behind a human driver’s skill set: The feature cut off cars without leaving enough space and even passed other cars in ways that violate state laws, according to several law enforcement representatives CR interviewed for this report. As a result, the driver often had to prevent the system from making poor decisions.
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Shifty Pony posted:"It’s available as a software update for Tesla owners who purchased Enhanced Autopilot or Full Self-Driving Capability, which, despite the name, does not make the vehicle a self-driving car." https://twitter.com/passthebeano/status/1131157389816750081
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May 22, 2019 14:20
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lol sounds like their cars could use lidar
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leftist heap posted:lol they already use liedar
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lidar ain't going to fix their terrible loving driving model.
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turns out something with the approximate intelligence of a fruit fly has some difficulty safely operating a motor vehicle in real world condition. who could possibly have foreseen this?
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liedar is a fake nonexistent technology that was made up by the shorts same w/ above-fruitfly intelligence
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there is a not very upvoted thread on Tesla reddit about the article. I'm sure everyone will be shocked to know that they think Autopilot is just fine and that any problems are actually a good thing. Alpha_Tech +Solar and Turo Host• 1h "I mean we know this right? That's the point.jpg. The NN is still learning and will get better and better until it surpasses us. Look at the news that came out about Google's AI outperforming doctors in detecting cancer. At first, it was laughably bad. It will only get better." Suriak• 2h It’s in its infancy. Of course it does. It needs to learn. praslee Owner 3LR AWD and Res for YLR AWD• 2h .....and the child grows on to do wonders jvisser85 • 1h We are collectively teaching autopilot how to drive by giving it drivers education.
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infernal machines posted:turns out something with the approximate intelligence of a fruit fly has some difficulty safely operating a motor vehicle in real world condition. who could possibly have foreseen this? yeah but eLoN kNoWs HoW tO cOdE
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thanks i hate it
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Shifty Pony posted:there is a not very upvoted thread on Tesla reddit about the article. I'm sure everyone will be shocked to know that they think Autopilot is just fine and that any problems are actually a good thing. lmao. yeah... nn cancer detection is deffo a good comparison. i'm guessing they missed the follow ups on that. also, what the gently caress to these credulous idiots think nn learning means? it's goddamn optical object recognition you ridiculous dipshits. you can train it to hell and back and it's not going to drive the car any better
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Moist von Lipwig posted:Probably just easier to pull carbon dioxide right from the air and use the fischer-tropsch process to convert it to octane or whatever you want. It's really hard to bioenigeer heavy metal catalysts into organisms. standard heme groups are complicated enough, nevermind when you wanna start loving with transition metals or (lol) lanthanides. It is very difficult to process atmospheric co2 due to the low concentration. Most often you use the exhaust stream of power plants or biogas reactors which is fairly co2 heavy. There are algae that process the co2 into biomass very effectively which can then directly be pressed into diesel-like fuels or synthesised into biomass to liquid fuels which usually are ultra high quality petrols and diesels. Due to the small production scale the price for algae based fuels is currently not competitive, which would change if they become a mandatory installation for co2 heavy exhaust treatment on industrial levels. As often the problem isn't the technology but the price point and economic perspective.
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has there been any proof whatsoever that using ap is contributing to ai training or is that just what they tell themselves so they can sleep at night
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Combat Theory posted:It is very difficult to process atmospheric co2 due to the low concentration. Most often you use the exhaust stream of power plants or biogas reactors which is fairly co2 heavy. Yup, it's much cheaper to dump batteries in the ocean than dispose of them properly.
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:has there been any proof whatsoever that using ap is contributing to ai training or is that just what they tell themselves so they can sleep at night that's what tesla keeps telling them, and also no people have been watching the data transfer rates on their home networks for years now and we can say with some certainty that the majority of cars aren't sending dick all back to the mothership.
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This roughly corresponds to my experience riding in my friend's car It kept doing super weird things on the highway
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infernal machines posted:you can train it to hell and back There will absolutely not be trains, Elon ripped out the rails.
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Shifty Pony posted:there is a not very upvoted thread on Tesla reddit about the article. I'm sure everyone will be shocked to know that they think Autopilot is just fine and that any problems are actually a good thing. lmao these people are as thin skinned as bitcoiners  
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Jabor posted:just bio-engineer some algae that poops gasoline please dont leak details from cory doctorows new book
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:lmao these people are as thin skinned as bitcoiners im just imagining someone hauling car batteries to try to fill the battery in the middle of rush hour traffic also lol at the paper leaving the plates visible to name and shame
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Agile Vector posted:im just imagining someone hauling car batteries to try to fill the battery in the middle of rush hour traffic 
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