At some point in the past 20 years, on average things stopped getting better and better all the time, and now things are getting worse and worse all the time.
@CalumDouglas1 Flew mostly against the Mossie in Aces High PC game, was a beast. I was assured its performance in the game was war-accurate. Its a great story.
I think an unacknowledged variable for the Tesla rides is that people are going to have to specifically open a Tesla app that they already deliberately downloaded. Its not just going to be "I ordered an Uber and an unsupervised Tesla showed up". This is going to be a insurmountable barrier for the 30% of the population (number made up) that are against Elon's politics and know the connection to Tesla, but also a pretty large barrier against anyone who doesn't trust an unsupervised ride. Because they _know_ using the app they're getting an unsupervised ride, and with Uber/Lyft they're getting a human in the driver's seat.
So anyways, what is the marketshare that Waymo gets where its available? And how much does Waymo undercut to get that marketshare? Because I suspect you can use that number and multiply by .7 to get an estimate for Tesla's marketshare, assuming Tesla wants to price like Waymo does.
Not sure how @JimResnick1 straight face wrote this article without even mentioning the Tesla Cybertruck even once:
https://t.co/HdWtNu8C9v
"Even though the 4WS concept dates back to the early 20th-century trucks, GM is the only manufacturer that has produced a 4WS pickup in the modern era."
Well that's a fucking lie.
@cybertruck
@potatoslav Valerian was a seriously underrated movie imo. Not a terrible name, and there was someone named that on my old WoW server. Probably tops of that list.
@Agent_IsaacX@elonmusk@paulg Compare the P-47N assuming that model would have been produced in volume assuming the P-51 didn't exist. On the P-51 side use the P-51H. Compare at 30k feet instead of 25k, as diving is easy, climbing is hard, so loitering at altitude over a bomber formation is a good tactic.
@elonmusk@Agent_IsaacX@paulg And the P-47 safeguarded the lives of pilots a lot better. The P-51's genius was its lower cost, trading pilot protection to produce more planes. It was a decision that shortened the war (we woulda won in any case) and perhaps from that standpoint saved lives.