utyop22

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by utyop22 1y ago
1) nope 2) new acccount?
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by utyop22 1y ago
I still have no idea what you are replying to, in response to my comment
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by utyop22 1y ago
If the total sales of a market = 100 and Tesla has 20% share then it has 20 in revenue. Basic math dude. There’s such a thing as a top down vs bottom up approach.
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by utyop22 1y ago
Because Elon pulls off certain manoeuvres that feeds right into his "just trust me bro" supporters.
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by utyop22 1y ago
Marketshare is how revenue is determined. If the market as whole grows but Tesla's share of it does not at least stay static, it means it is losing revenue.
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by utyop22 1y ago
And whats the real growth when controlled for inflation (price increases)?
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by utyop22 1y ago
"Which it is in AI, you buy more CPUs and GPUs." Ermmm. what?
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by utyop22 1y ago
"Microsoft needs to start asking if it should do something before it does it." Do they? I hope they don't. I would enjoy seeing MSFT implode and losing trust of its shareholders with its cash - itll be forced to return it rat
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by utyop22 1y ago
I sometimes read posts on here and just laugh. Its easy to sit in the armchair and say "just be a visionary bro" when they forget Tim worked under Steve for awhile before his death - he has some sense and understanding of what it
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by utyop22 1y ago
As someone that has driven thousands of miles, and encountered some interesting roundabouts and junctions - I cannot relate to your experience whatsoever. "I just didn't want it acting like an asshole on the road and didn't t
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by utyop22 1y ago
Okay... but an airplane in essence is modelling the shape of a bird. Where do you think the inspiration for the shape of a plane came from? lmao. come on. Humans are not all that original, we take what exists in nature and mangle it in some
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by utyop22 1y ago
I never mentioned AI once in my post. Comments such as "Ai is inevitable" okay... post something tangible dude. All this stuff is just total noise.
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by utyop22 1y ago
What world domination though? If such a thing ever existed for example in the US, the government would move to own and control it. No firm or individual would be allowed to acquire and exercise that level of power.
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by utyop22 1y ago
Said another way, will a firm suddenly improve radically because they hired a thousand PhDs folks? Not quite. Many things sound good on paper. But paper vs reality are very different. Things are more complex in reality.
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by utyop22 1y ago
Do these comparisons actually make sense though? Aircraft and submarines belong to a different category and of the same category, than AI.
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by utyop22 1y ago
"Humans make the same error but my one concern was that it doesn’t realize it’s in the wrong lane" This is actually very deadly.. at least humans will signal / try do something in a safe manner to continue going on. An autono
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by utyop22 1y ago
Im not convinced at the comparison to the .com boom of the internet, its intellectually lazy. The internet was always going to disrupt the way we think about the discovery and purchase of goods and services at the bare minimum. Some saw tha
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by utyop22 1y ago
The nature of poverty is relative and its definition within a territory is a moving target.
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by utyop22 1y ago
Theres nothing stochastic about a human that hits a 147 mate nor a 9 darter mate. I cant believe people seriously post this nonsense.
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by utyop22 1y ago
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by utyop22 1y ago
Yeah taxes are nice. Especially when running on a budget deficit. Where is the funding for all this coming from again? Remind me why councils for example in the UK, are broke and barely investing in this stuff? Ah... yeah. Lets get real.
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by utyop22 1y ago
There’s enough of a large group of people to the extent that no party wants to piss them off. Pure and simple.
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by utyop22 1y ago
You do realise this is never going to happen? Especially not with countries that are already running on budget deficits. If you want the roads to be privatised (whom then eventually will setup tolls) be my guest... but leave me out of it lm
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by utyop22 1y ago
Yeah and frankly its employees are the biggest joke (this is more pointed at the directors who do virtue signalling that I see). You don't have to go work there - there are other jobs. They choose to work there.
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by utyop22 1y ago
Imagine comparing driving a car to riding horses, lmao!
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by utyop22 1y ago
The US as it stands is a dictatorship, that thankfully, has some checks and balances to control Mr Trump. One only has to watch that recent White House dinner of the Big Tech figures getting together (minus Scamath) and the forceful nature
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by utyop22 1y ago
Would those same employees (assuming they get stock based compensation) be happy to forgo capital gains that have/would be achieved by said firm that has increased its wealth by not investing in child safety projects? Thats what would
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by utyop22 1y ago
Lol. True.
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by utyop22 1y ago
Its becoming more obvious that X was acquired so that Musk had control of a form of mass communication to benefit himself. Very ugly world we live in - the joker masquerades as someone who is doing stuff for the benefit of humanity and cros
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by utyop22 1y ago
Yeah as time goes on, the grift has become more apparent. But will it get fully exposed before he dies? Thats the real question.

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