Once upon a time at Tesla, Elon brought SpaceX staff in to weed out the undesirables.
The autopilot team didn’t like being quizzed on basic c/c++ questions and that was the first time almost all of AutoPilot quit.
Or so I heard.
The autopilot team didn’t like being quizzed on basic c/c++ questions and that was the first time almost all of AutoPilot quit.
Or so I heard.
Airline pilots don’t quit in a huff because they have to demonstrate basic competency annually.
Yes: https://www.reuters.com/legal/exclusive-tesla-faces-us-crimi...
> failure to deliver on a very difficult AI problem
It's the combination of claims that the feature could be delivered and a failure to deliver.
Failure is never illegal. Lying about failure often is.
Probably I will get tons of downvotes, but there is this strange myth here (and on reddit) that there are no incompetent programmers.
When in reality there are tons of incompetent programmers, just like there are incompetent people in any other job.
It is tempting to think otherwise if you have spent effort cultivating that ability. But anyone with better things to do would be justified to read it as an insult.
Of course, somehow according to sentiment here this updated process is still considered an insult...