Seriously, why are they so absolutely shit at software. It boggles the mind.

You can define what happens for an object when an operator is applied (like +, /, or -) so that you can obj+obj. I wonder if there’s a way to override “tab” such that it acts like a “:”, but from inside the language (this is trivial if you edit the language itself like you suggest). Thinking about it more, I’m guessing not since “:” isn’t an operator and this doesn’t have a corresponding __operator__ function.

Heh, so in Python it’s possible to overload operators in the context of objects. I bet it would be possible to overload tabs to do the same thing as colons inside a context manager, but that’s pure speculation.

One to wear, one to seal away in the vault, and one to resell immediately.

Just to be clear, Tesla is really good about their software. They still support their earliest cars, whereas my 10yo Chevy is SOL. But time comes for us all

I’ll carve a dash from a tree and craft seats from junk, but when they stop supporting the software, then you’re super fucked. I love my Model Y, but I hope every day to see news that someone has jailbroken it and is working on an open OS for it.

You absolute fool. You must never utter its full name, lest you summon its wrath!

That’s just unfair. You’re completely discounting this list of excellent, well supported software products created by legacy car companies:

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He’s building that insane clock in the desert, does that count?

http://www.10000yearclock.net/learnmore.html

Elon Logic: One site, one SRE. Genius.

There’s like three comments in here talking about the technology, everyone else is arguing about names like people are magically absolved of personal responsibilities when they believe advertising over common sense.

Oh I’m just correcting the article. Facts are better than fiction for conversations about reality.

Tesla got rid of the heater subscription bullshit in 2021. Now, the only thing locked behind a paywall is internet related stuff (sentry over mobile, streaming media access, etc.), the performance boost, and FSD.