@Jason@chrisparkX@JensenHuang Yup. I’d dump every Nvidia share I own if they are dumb enough to let a woke NYT story chase him out of the company he built and is crushing at.
@nvidia
@AdamNeumann@elonmusk@KatieMiller if we disregard the achievements of everyone in this thread..
and go purely on vibes.....
this is one of the funniest tweets of the year 😂
Tesla does not have the legacy automakers strengths as far as customer service goes. The product also doesn't need that large footprint and complexity.
Yeah the infrastructure of Tesla is a weak point for sure. The closest Tesla dealership to me, I couldn't take delivery there due to something about how interstate taxes are handled. I'm in Kansas for reference.
I had planned on picking my car up / taking delivery during a family vacation in Oklahoma. So I got a Tesla rep on the phone and he moved my delivery to my vacation during the time my family was there.
Got a notification that my delivery was canceled and placed back in another state. Eventually figured it out but took another 3 weeks and I lost out on $2k in incentives. Had to take delivery in KC MO. Took a day off work (not complaining) and rented a car. Whole thing took all day.
Everything else was super smooth. Dealership was fast, amicable, fixed a paint buffing issue in minutes. Ran me through the whole thing easy. Delivery was just me getting settings set and talking to the rep for about 10 minutes then heading out.
I'm begging Jensen Huang to reconcile with his wife. we cannot afford another billionaire ex-wife entering her "I'm going to fix society by funding its most annoying people" era
I just bought a $1999 refrigerator.
It would have been about $1649 if not for the federal tariffs tax which I (not “South Korea”) paid.
I also paid $155 in sales tax.
Total cost $2154. Of which 25% is tariff tax and sales tax.
To pay for it, I had to earn $3,420 in gross salary, of which $1266 went to fed and state taxes.
So for $3,420 in labor I got a refrigerator worth $1,649 (48%).
52% went to the government in taxes.
imagine doing the safety review for cars before cars existed.
what are the operators doing at 70 mph?
texting. some are also eating McDonald’s.
and how much flammable liquid is on board?
25 gallons of gasoline.
how much training do they get?
enough to pass a short test at 16.
any more training after that?
no.
what separates them from oncoming traffic?
paint.
what if it snows?
they guess where the paint is.
anyway, it mostly works.
i guess the moral of the story is that hardly anything ends up being as bad as imagined? maybe the singularity won't be as bad as it *could be*?
Model Y doesn't have the cybercab systems. Drive/Brake by wire. Costs more to operate. More parts to build/source.
Most transport is 1-2 people.
Robotaxi already has model Y in the fleet if you need more than 2 folks. No extra development needed.
Cybercab is obviously designed for autonomous last mile shipping for smaller items with that large hatch storage. Along with people. Cybercab is the combi of automotive industry.