Readit Newsalexandros commented on Tesla Q4 2020 Earnings scribd.com/document/49236... · Posted by u/giacaglia
Another quarter, another loss ex-regulatory credits. I think that's 5 in a row?
So we're taking out regulatory credits but leaving in the CEO award, right? I guess if you cherry pick your one time items you can make any number appear.
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alexandros commented on DuckDuckGo, Google, and Android choice screens wired.co.uk/article/duckd... · Posted by u/x32n23nr
$12 billion for Safari is the main component of this - https://fortune.com/2018/09/29/google-apple-safari-search-en...
...wouldn't that be $12 billion that Apple has to poach MS engineers with, then?
alexandros commented on Tesla says it has health official's OK to run California plant detroitnews.com/story/bus... · Posted by u/rmason
If health care workers can't avoid getting themselves infected, even though they have expertise and training, there is no way that Tesla will be able to prevent the virus from spreading within the factory. It's a ticking time bomb at this point, just like the meat packing plants and the other factories that have spread the disease. Once a single person with COVID-19 comes into the Tesla plant, it's guaranteed to spread like wildfire. Things like social distancing is merely a tactic to slow the spread down, but it won't actually help you if someone 6 ft from you has COVID-19 and is breathing vigorously or is eating lunch 6 ft from you.
If Musk isn't right there on the factory line among the workers and endangering his life along with the workers that he is forcing to come work for him, then I will lose a tremendous amount of respect for him. If anything, this should be a good opportunity for the factory workers to unionize and demand better treatment.
Tesla has run a factory in Shanghai post-COVID, so far as we know successfully. Also most if not all the other car factories in the US are already operating. Also workers aren't forced to come in. This focus on Tesla is not taking into account all the data equally, unless folks are also outraged at every other factory in the US.
Not sure what you are talking about.
VW Group has already released a car which is in the hands of customers today i.e. Porsche Taycan. And there are plenty of EV cars today from the big auto manufacturers e.g. Audi, BMW, Mercedes. Some of which even outsell all Tesla cars in a country or two.
And it's hilarious to see you go on about car companies pre-announcing products when Tesla did exactly the same with the Cybertruck, Model Y, Roadster, Semi.
The Taycan is not yet released, and not slated to until "Spring/Summer 2020". And since that's a lot of time till then, it might slip more.
https://insideevs.com/news/383171/porsche-taycan-delivery-de...
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