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Computers are bad: a pedantic review of the Las Vegas loop

16 点作者 abawany9 个月前

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joenot4439 个月前
It&#x27;s always difficult finding any objectivity when it comes to Musk. People get _so_ ideologically charged when it comes to him, be it pithy hero worship (his replies on X) or obsessive hate-stalking (&#x2F;r&#x2F;EnoughMuskSpam) - it seems rare for otherwise smart people to share their honest technical thoughts when it comes to any Musk endeavors.<p>As described, the author has some reasonable pedantic takes on the loop, but they&#x27;re drowned out by what&#x27;s otherwise pretty dull character critiques. I just... don&#x27;t care how you feel about Elon as an individual. It&#x27;s not interesting reading. It reminds me a bit of 2000s forum culture when it was difficult for people to explain their critiques on Windows without reaching for the satanic Bill Gates image.<p>&quot;Teslas are bad cars and I realized this when Elon bought Twitter&quot; has become a pretty table-stakes position amongst my more progressive peers. Am I incorrect in thinking this is a silly way to judge the quality of engineering?
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popcalc9 个月前
&gt;Like most detailed policies, the operations manual is an interesting read for the pedantic. Some parts are odd in a classically Elon Musk way, like the manual&#x27;s use of &quot;What&#x27;s Elon like?&quot; as the first example of a question that passengers might ask a driver.<p>&gt;Drivers are strictly prohibited from using any assistive driving features.<p>Not the first time: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;en.wikipedia.org&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;John_Ernst_Worrell_Keely" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;en.wikipedia.org&#x2F;wiki&#x2F;John_Ernst_Worrell_Keely</a>
klooney9 个月前
Cheap sounds great honestly- you can build more cheap things! I like the idea of going all the way to club cars for everyone.