Comments by "Fred Bloggs" (@fredbloggs5902) on "FutureAzA" channel.

  1.  @rogerstarkey5390  I know, that’s why I said it wouldn’t happen. It would still be hilarious though.
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  2.  @FutureAzA  Ok, sorry, I must have missed that bit.
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  3.  @davidbeppler3032  All we know about that is that Tesla may have some new process that’s a lot more efficient, I’m not aware of it actually being in use anywhere yet.
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  4. The ultrasonic sensors are for parking, go learn something before you embarrass yourself any further.
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  5. Wow! You’ve actually posted something useful and not total lies for a change! 😳
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  6. Nope, turns out I was wrong, you’re lying again as usual 🤣
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  7.  @markthomas7279  I’m not referring to the video, I’m referring to the original posted comment. He’s always posting nonsense and can be relied upon to get most things wrong. But congratulations on showing everyone here that you don’t understand how the comments work 🙄
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  8.  @BTSflyer  You realise ALL mass transit systems are heavily subsidised and always have been? It doesn’t matter if it’s ‘slow’, it only has to be faster than the alternatives, and it is. ALL tube systems have the risk of a breakdown blocking a tunnel, but they’re extremely rare. Well maintained Teslas are very reliable. If they broke down much we’d all have heard about it by now.
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  9. Speculation based on rumour.
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  10.  @martincday007  He probably left for the same reason as Jim Keller and Andrej Karpathy - his part of the project was complete.
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  11. Compute is not directly proportional to lines of code, the correlation is general not absolute.
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  12. .
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  13. They’re likely to try it by getting the $200/month option for a holiday/road trip. After that they’ll get steadily more hooked.
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  14. Yet here you are 🙄
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  15. Fortunately such low beings are rare.
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  16. Carbon Fibre is expensive and doesn’t lend itself to mass production.
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  17. India has ‘engineers’ like China does, corruption makes it hard to tell what the genuine number is.
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  18. He doesn’t just make cars
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  19. An excellent analysis.
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  20. When someone wants a new truck and the wait for a Lightning is 2 years and the wait for a CyberTruck is 6 months...
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  21. Without further clarification, I’m guessing it’s the volume of the building divided by the volume of a Tesla. But that’s just me. How is the number useful?
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  22. You think charging an EV at 7 kWh is painless?
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  23. I suspect Elon has read ‘Shibumi’ and was inspired by the ’Volvo bashing’... ...Owners will be proud of their battle-scarred CyberTrucks because it differentiates them from the fashionistas.
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  24. What if they produced a really basic 2-seater (possibly sitting in tandem) with a range of 100 miles for under $10k. (Obviously you could pay more and get a longer range).
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  25. It’s famous for being volatile. If you’re in it for the long term then the fluctuations are just noise. Given that is was around 100 only 9 months ago, you could say it’s up.
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  26. You seem a little obsessed with toadstools… …is that because you’re a ‘fun guy’ ? 😂 Badum-tish.
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  27. Great question, they must have come up with something. I’m guessing people will be saying “that’s so obvious, why has nobody thought of that before”?
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  28. To be fair, some aspects of their engineering are impressive, and their cars seem to really exist and perform quite well… …but, yeah, you’re probably right, pretty much.
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  29. Elon lives in one, he doesn’t own the company.
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  30.  @briankearn6991  How about refuting my statement with facts instead of ad hominem attacks on Elon Musk? Oh wait, you don’t have any.
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  31. Qaz
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  32.  @FutureAzA  Please provide your source for him knowing she was his 2nd cousin before he married her. Also most of Pakistan marry their cousins, are they ‘monsters’ as well?
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  33. Which map, and why? Time code? 06:16 ? 06:57 ? I’m guessing the latter as it’s dated 1869! So before partition and Pakistan.
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  34. Tesla are currently actively recruiting drivers worldwide so they can gather data.
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  35. Why would the routing program try to send you that way?
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  36. Be specific or your comment is worthless.
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  37. Pursuant to § 74a of the German Commercial Code, a non-compete covenant cannot be extended beyond a period of 2 years.
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  38. In WW2, German tank (and other things) production was determined by applying a statistical analysis to the serial numbers found on the components of captured tanks. Maybe the changing of part nos. Is an attempt to obfusticate and prevent similar analyses?
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  39.  @FutureAzA Doh!
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  40. You claim to be a shareholder yet your desired action would halve the stock price overnight. You’re either lying or delusional 🙄
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  41. Yet here you are 🙄
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  42.  @bryanwhitton1784 there’s no evidence for that whatsoever. Humans vary enormously in sight acuity, some even drive with only one eye.
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  43. Because the business model is completely different due to the fewer parts and increased reliability. The dealer model is no longer viable.
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  44. Meaning unclear
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  45. You’re right that it probably would improve things but humans generally don’t and they seem to manage.
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  46. The ‘tuning forks’ could be the main feed channels for the castings at the ends of smaller ‘whiskers’. The actually usable bits have been removed.
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  47. My expectation would be a smaller producer with a presence in the US, maybe Stellantis.
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  48. Show your calculations… …oh wait, you haven’t done any 🙄
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  49. It’s complicated!
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  50. Changing the CEO would halve the stock price overnight.
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