JRP3
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"Late night tweets"I think he admitted to being drunk after that string of tweets. Something like “last nights tweets...sigh”
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"Late night tweets"I think he admitted to being drunk after that string of tweets. Something like “last nights tweets...sigh”
Yes, very probably. But sometimes they do seem to have hidden meaning and the mention of 'AI' peaked my interest.i think it's a mistake to assume all of Elon's tweets have a secret double meaning. sometimes he's just being a goofy nerd.
seemed to me it was just a set up for punning on "Strawberry Fields Forever"Yes, very probably. But sometimes they do seem to have hidden meaning and the mention of 'AI' peaked my interest.
Since the slope up and, now, decline, is closely resembling other infectious disease propagation patterns I think it is quite reasonable to expect that the 10th February resumption of economic activity will happen. That said, the extreme diligence required to keep the downward trend depends on masks/fever monitoring and obsessive attention to cleanliness and sanitation, not traditional strong points in Chinese working class surroundings. Now there still is great risk in West Africa, Vietnam, Philippines as well as other areas. If the weather warms in primary risk areas the CoV propagation should diminish rapidly anyway, just as flu-like diseases almost always do. (I had an early career as an epidemiologist so I fancy myself well equipped to understand this. It was a long, long time ago so I may well be deluded).Based on FactChecking's great tip the other day of the site that collects all reports of new 2019-nCoV cases, I wrote a script to automatically generate CSVs that are easy to make graphs from, so I can do it regularly. Here's the first output. Overall, the situation is looking good, as it stands.
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It looks like the buildup - and now, a (hopefully sustained) decline - was due to the incubation period before the government stepped in to try to keep people at home.
FTFYi think it's a mistake to assume all of Elon's tweets have a secret double meaning. sometimes he's just being agoofylovable nerd.
Legs are NSFW now?Dude! It's "Strawberry Short Stockings". Obviously.
I realized that I was a few shares short of my accumulation goal and so put in an order at the open for a whole additional 4 shares of TSLA. Somehow, I got them at about 732 (limit: 734). Surprised to see the next quote at around 748.Boom!
Well, there's always hot pursuit, in which case they might go as far as the iniquitous parts of Bridgeport, then it would probably be late at night on I-95. Imagine that!In this particular case, a long chase for a Westport CT police cruiser is four miles on the Boston Post Rd.
They will have to come up with some other nonsense.
Cold weather performance is one of the weak area's for EV's....so of course Tesla is working on improving it.
Gotta love this company!
And there's the push down right on cue! Was waiting to see if there was a dip to see if I could pick up some more stockToday I am going to try to do some day trading.
Assuming MMs want 750 (or 730), they need to push SP down more than that in anticipation of late Friday buying. So once SP goes a bit below 750 I will open some positions. If it goes below 730 I will double that. Let's see how it goes.
Of course: 1) just little play money, 2) never got day trading right once...
That’s not quite true. FSD had been paid for by the original buyer of the car. That owner sold it back to Tesla, who then sold it to an auction house. New owner bought it at the auction house, still with FSD. Tesla then figured out they forgot to reset FSD to not being purchased on that car(they typically do that for some reason), and disabled it remotely.
Here's the problem. Say a vehicle was delivered with upgraded rims or something which was never paid for. Vehicle was sold to a dealer, who then sold it to a customer. Customer now owns it. Can the vehicle manufacturer now show up to your house and remove your rims? I would say no.
Actually viral transmission does not need 'critical mass' to spread. Obviously as it spreads each carrier infects more people so the numbers rise. The nature of transmission affects the rate of propagation. This topic is very easy to get completely OT. From our perspective the Tesla impact will rapidly lessen as the genetic mapping advances, new anti-viral treatments are developed (now it's mostly immune system enhancement) and weather helps slow the propagation rates.Great news. There is an increase in local transmission in other countries over the last few days - hopefully slowing the export of Chinese cases will happen before local transmission reaches critical mass so as to be self-sustaining.