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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:not software but my brother does some prototyping for tesla (fluid lines and poo poo) and he said they are pleasant to deal with as a customer and knowledgeable about what they need/want i'm sure their hardware engineering is top-notch -- they have a great electric drivetrain and they are successfully making cars, which is not an easy task. it sounds like all the bullshit comes directly from elon and/or whoever's in charge of their software idiocy
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Jun 21, 2017 23:46
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basically there are three things that anger me about tesla 1) their (elon's) insistence that their cars are far more capable under "autopilot" than they really are, which amounts to false advertising at best and criminal negligence at worst 2) their garbage UX design decisions that throw out eighty years of human factors research because someone (elon) believes the cars should look like iphones inside 3) their total refusal to allow anyone to even attempt to repair, modify or analyze the cars, going so far as to remotely revert the software on hackers' personal vehicles and sue people who have posted PDFs of the repair manuals online also i don't like that every tesla seems to come from the factory with a smug electricity pun license plate. other than that they're cool.
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Jun 22, 2017 00:12
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2) is partly a software failure in that they let the software engineers have too much influence over the design of the controls. a good designer with human factors/ergonomics experience would not have let them get away with "giant ipad controls everything." but yes, overall i don't think their software is poorly-coded, just mischaracterized (autopilot is not an autopilot) and half-baked (the UX sucks).
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Jun 22, 2017 00:22
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"doesn't work well with elon" should be the first line of his resume
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Jun 22, 2017 02:26
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i want to believe that's a mock-up, and that NASA (or better, the russians) will slap some sense into them, but we saw what happened with the model 3
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Jun 22, 2017 06:04
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Blue Train posted:The cars going to be driving itself, no need to present information to the driver in an easy to see way this is almost a verbatim elon quote, for those who don't know
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Jun 22, 2017 16:42
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I liked the mars suits dainese developed a few years ago ofc that's for a situation where the temperatures are only about as cold as a winter day and there's a bit of a (non-breathable) atmosphere using the diagonal cords to provide structure is cool tho
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Jun 22, 2017 18:01
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the talent deficit posted:actually, he said you're gonna have a relationship with your tesla like you do with a taxi. the future is awesome "Honey, what do you say we take a drive up into the mountains and have a picnic?" *shoveling a mountain of syringes and used condoms out of the passenger seat*
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Jun 22, 2017 22:51
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Raluek posted:lol at the different color temperature on every monitor. i don't think liquid crystal monitors have enough "liquid" in them for that to be an issue
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