I guess it takes a mouthy jackass to market an existing good idea. Oh well.There is no Tesla without Musk.
I guess it takes a mouthy jackass to market an existing good idea. Oh well.There is no Tesla without Musk.
Actually it takes a visionary who is willing to risk it all. Go big or go home.I guess it takes a mouthy jackass to market an existing good idea. Oh well.
And mirrorsIt’s a new color is all. Dark Smoke.
Forums are great for a bit of argument as we will never all totally agree on any subject and a bit of sarcasm is fine, but be sure to leave the social/financial bashing at the door. Don't say anything online that you wouldn't say in front of the intended target.Somehow looking at your vehicles I don't think that you are in their target market.
I hope Ms. Musk doesn't bend over too quickly or you might be dislodged out of that rear end. I'd say it's quite easy for Musk to risk it all when the majority is investor $!Actually it takes a visionary who is willing to risk it all. Go big or go home.
Forums are great for a bit of argument as we will never all totally agree on any subject and a bit of sarcasm is fine, but be sure to leave the social/financial bashing at the door. Don't say anything online that you wouldn't say in front of the intended target.
Software companies, not software itself though. I’ll have to see if I can find the examples if they aren’t deleted or edited, but he made several nonsensical statements regarding the Twitter software stack when pretending to be a software engineer. He even reportedly asked devs to show him their most impactful lines of code and commits as if he’s equipped to judge that even if those were meaningful metrics. FWIW I also have a software background and have worked all the way from embedded and device drivers to .NET and Java, so I have a decent BS detector.Can you give me an example? Remember, he made his money at Paypal; he's pretty good at software companies...
I'm afraid your BS detector might be broken. Musk taught himself to code at 10 and is proficient in numerous languages.Software companies, not software itself though. I’ll have to see if I can find the examples if they aren’t deleted or edited, but he made several nonsensical statements regarding the Twitter software stack when pretending to be a software engineer. He even reportedly asked devs to show him their most impactful lines of code and commits as if he’s equipped to judge that even if those were meaningful metrics. FWIW I also have a software background and have worked all the way from embedded and device drivers to .NET and Java, so I have a decent BS detector.
Lol, ok. He buys stuff. He doesn’t work as a developer and doesn’t write software. Has a physics degree. I don’t care what some BS article riddled with spelling mistakes claims. Not a single article talking about his software prowess make any sense and they all have nonsense claims and zero fact other than stuff like he’s a god who wrote a program when he was a mere child. So did every kid with a computer at home in his age group.I'm afraid your BS detector might be broken. Musk taught himself to code at 10 and is proficient in numerous languages.
More importantly, he is an entrepaneur, a visionary who understands and leverages software as the basis of his numerous companies. Tesla is known as a technology company. Perhaps you might be interested in Starlink, and my favorite Musk company, Neuralink.
True - Yet we are witnessing lots of selective outrage over Twitter …Actually it takes a visionary who is willing to risk it all. Go big or go home.
Musk is a visionary who has changed the world. Some of the stuff he says and does makes me sick.True - Yet we are witnessing lots of selective outrage over Twitter …
It drips with hypocrisy …
Yes, good visionary. Bad engineer.Musk is a visionary who has changed the world. Some of the stuff he says and does makes me sick.
And he will likely keep it up.
I agree - and don’t feel that way about Buffet who folks think is a great old man … I think he hauls oil in trains along pristine river bcs of things we can’t discuss here …Musk is a visionary who has changed the world. Some of the stuff he says and does makes me sick.
And he will likely keep it up.
He seems to know what he's doing, he just doesn't know when to stop talking.Yes, good visionary. Bad engineer.
True that …Throughout history wealthy men have acquired media outlets.
This is just the modern day equivalent to a newspaper or TV station chain.
Probably because he doesn’t have a big mouth and didn’t change how anything worked there to any perceptible degree. It’s simple really. Also, no one uses or really cares about the WP, on a daily basis like Twitter anyway.True that …
Was not much outrage when a little bald dude bought the WP …
Also, no one uses or really cares about the WP.
Whatever …Probably because he doesn’t have a big mouth and didn’t change how anything worked there to any perceptible degree. It’s simple really. Also, no one uses or really cares about the WP, on a daily basis like Twitter anyway.