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Tesla Engineering has their shit together, Elon is very detached from their work. Comparing Tesla to Twitter is not reasonable
> Tesla Engineering has their shit together The pictures I've seen of panel gaps on their cars say otherwise
I take it as a sign of the current state of hackernews that nearly no one took the time to actually RTFA. This isnt about making apps that run on the car, this is about being able to integrate your external apps with the fleet API. Like, can external app that has permission would be able to locate the vehicle. That said, I think the security implications are fairly important, since I expect one of the exposed feature…
I'd really like that (effectively allowing third parties to implement their own tesla app).
However, I suspect that no/very few third parties will be allowed to have that API scope.
I'd like to hear a security expert's take on this. Something about this makes me feel real nervous.
I'm sure you can find people who'd disagree, but it's far better to build on a standard than something homegrown.
I'd like to hear a security expert's take on this. Something about this makes me feel real nervous.
This is a more official and more secure way to do the same - the user/tesla is in full control of which apps have access, what data each app can see, and can revoke access anytime.
I'm calling for Tesla to open source all the code running onboard it's vehicles. Consumers have the right to understand how their machines work. Elon, you built an empire off the backs of open source developers. Give back.
I'm calling for Tesla to open source all the code running onboard it's vehicles. Consumers have the right to understand how their machines work. Elon, you built an empire off the backs of open source developers. Give back.
What about all of the other cars' code that massively outnumber Teslas? Why not also call for theirs too?
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Tesla Engineering has their shit together, Elon is very detached from their work. Comparing Tesla to Twitter is not reasonable
> Tesla Engineering has their shit together The pictures I've seen of panel gaps on their cars say otherwise
https://insideevs.com/news/405366/porsche-taycan-panel-gap-v...
https://www.f150lightningforum.com/forum/threads/minor-gap-b...
Which new EV isn’t having issues with Panel gaps?
$42k per month, quite a good deal
I wish they'd do the same for their solar panels. Trying to get to that solar panel data seems much harder than it should be.