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@Teslarati @ResidentSponge This is just peeling back the first layer of the corruption onion. Stay tuned …
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@aparanjape @pmarca We must fight for it to be better
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@FoxNews Switching to renewables with batteries would avoid blackouts. Batteries are essential, due to the intermittent nature of renewables.
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@teslaownersSV Sometimes 20 small changes in a single week
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@teslaownersSV Small changes usually affect production for less than an hour, as they’re applied to a few stations during breaks.
Big changes may impact output for a day or two. Reversing out big changes or unexpected parts shortages are what impact several days.
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@stats_feed But 69% of statistics are false
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@CyberpunkGame Night City has beautiful art
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@nicemedia_fr Yes. This is an advantage of iron cathode lithium batteries.
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@DMC_Ryan @CyberpunkGame We’re working through the general case of making Steam games work on a Tesla vs specific titles. Former is obviously where we should be long-term.
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@gdb Compilers can be way better too. Not enough effort spent there.
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@Kristennetten A general solution to self-driving (essentially, real-world AI) requires writing extremely difficult software in the arenas of training, inference, control, analytical tools, data management, hardware optimization & simulation.
One of the hardest technology problems that exists.
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@Kristennetten While it is tempting to focus on one of those arenas as the “hard one”, in fact they are all difficult & important. Tight C & custom compiler too.
An inference computer optimized for energy efficiency, reliability & long life is also critical. Can’t just jam GPUs in the trunk.
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@WholeMarsBlog @moneymik3420 @jack @gdb Yeah, definitely don’t use C unless optimizing for hardware performance!
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@Rainmaker1973 @gunsnrosesgirl3 Would be cool if we are backed up somehow
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@DoctorJack16 Building a case is exactly what I’ve been doing
